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Vanellus chilensis
A southamerican bird regularly found near the river Plate´s shore. They generally lays eggs directly on small holes the ground may have and in wide open places; they don´t build nests. They are called "Tero" because the sound they repeatedly make is similar to the word "Tero".
This one was spotted in Uruguay, next to the River Plate but they may be found in many southamerican countries: Uruguay, Argentina, Brasil, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, Chile and Bolivia
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Thank you Ava, Atul, Pineapple man and Stian; and yes, it does look similar to the Northern Lapwing stian. Greetings to all
Great pictures Patrica! This bird looks similar to our Northern Lapwing =)
Amazing!
lovely pics
welcome to Project noah Patricia!!
Lovely and funny video!
Thank you! Greetings
Lovely photo!
Welcome to Project Noah Patricia!