Red Wattled Collection
The Red-wattled Lapwing, scientifically known as Vanellus indicus aigneri or Vanellus indicus, is a fascinating bird species found in Iran
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The Red-wattled Lapwing, scientifically known as Vanellus indicus aigneri or Vanellus indicus, is a fascinating bird species found in Iran. With its striking appearance and unique behavior, it captivates the attention of nature enthusiasts. One can spot the adult Red-wattled Lapwing walking on mud at the edge of a serene lake in Bundala National Park, Sri Lanka during February. Its graceful movements leave imprints on the soft ground, showcasing its presence amidst nature's beauty. In January, another adult Red-wattled Lapwing stands proudly on lush green grass in Bundala National Park. Its vibrant plumage contrasts beautifully with the surrounding landscape, making it an enchanting sight to behold. During courtship displays at Keoladeo Ghana National Park in India, this lapwing raises its wings dramatically to attract potential mates. The magnificent sight leaves spectators awestruck by its elegance and grace. While exploring Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan, India during March, one might come across an adult Red-wattled Lapwing perched confidently on a rock. Its regal stance showcases both strength and resilience against the backdrop of ancient ruins. Candolim Beach in Goa offers yet another opportunity to witness these stunning birds up close. Here they can be seen foraging for food along sandy shores while their distinctive red wattles catch glimmers of sunlight. Flying through Keoladeo Ghana National Park in Bharatpur, Rajasthan - India BI018251), you may hear their melodious calls echoing through the air as they glide gracefully above water bodies and marshlands. Ranthambhor National Park also provides a habitat for these lapwings where visitors have alternative spellings: Ranthambhor / Ranthambore / Ranthambor). Their presence adds vibrancy to this already breathtaking wildlife sanctuary. Even beyond borders into Bandhavgarh National Park in India, the Red-wattled Lapwing can be found.