I am here again with some new wildlife photography. After a long time, I am sharing some beautiful creative shots of wildlife. I took these shots in a different place than my city. I go to a place 100KM away from my home where I look for content and am successfully able to get a bundle of pictures of different things. These pictures I will share gradually with all of you. Here is some additional information about this beautiful bird. All these photographs are edited in Adobe Lightroom by keeping the original colours of the bird.

The red-wattled lapwing (Vanellus indicus) is a big plover from Asia that belongs to the Charadriidae family of waders. They, like other lapwings, are ground birds with no ability to perch. The sounds of their trademark loud warning cries have been variously translated as did he do it or pity to do it, giving to the common name of the did-he-do-it bird. In the non-breeding season, they occasionally form huge aggregations and are generally found in couples or small groups near water (winter).

They deposit three to four camouflaged eggs in a dirt scrape. Adults flying near the nest dive at possible predators while shouting loudly. When threatened, the cryptically patterned chicks hatch and instantly follow their parents to feed, hiding under the ground or in the grass.^source

I hope you like these clicks. These images are freely available to use by creating the community. See you tomorrow. Good Bye.