Short note
The red-wattled lapwing - Vanellus indicus wader in the family Charadriidae - is a ground bird that is incapable of perching. It nest in a ground scrape, It lays three to four camouflaged eggs.
It runs and gives high pitch alarm calls when someone approaches sounding as follows: Did-he-do-it
Poem for kids
Lapwing ! Lapwing Birdie
Don’t run away fast
Across the fields ‘n lawns
And don’t sound like a blast
~*~
Your legs are straw thin
Your wings to so long
You fly so gracefully
You can’t perch, what’s wrong
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