Luck of the Irish Northern Lapwing
7 Photos
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A Northern lapwing eating small invertebrate at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
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A Northern lapwing at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
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A Northern lapwing with a similar-looking killdeer at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
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A Northern lapwing on the move at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
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A Northern lapwing searching for food in the mudflat at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
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A Northern lapwing walking in front of a seagull at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
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A seagull asking the Northern lapwing, who are you and why are you here? MARIANNE BARNETT
A Northern lapwing eating small invertebrate at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
A Northern lapwing at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
A Northern lapwing with a similar-looking killdeer at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
A Northern lapwing on the move at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
A Northern lapwing searching for food in the mudflat at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
A Northern lapwing walking in front of a seagull at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT
A seagull asking the Northern lapwing, who are you and why are you here? MARIANNE BARNETT
The Wandering Witness
- Publication: East Hampton Press
- Published on: Feb 4, 2025
- Columnist: Marianne Barnett
When the Republic of Ireland’s national bird, the Northern lapwing, mysteriously appeared, discovered in the tidal mudflats of Sagaponack Pond, word spread fast among birders. Fortunately, I was nearby at...