Red-wattled Lapwings COMMONLY SEEN IN THE NOEL SCHOOL CAMPUS AND AROUND HAVE FASCINATED US FROM QUIET A LONG TIME AND THE REASON IS SHOWN TO YOU IN THE FORM OF BEAUTIFUL CAMOUFLAGED EGGS LAID IN THE MONTH OF JUNE IN THE SCHOOL CAMPUS AND READY TO BE HATCHED BY SOMETIME AROUND MONSOON. IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO SPOT THESE EGGS AS THEY ARE VERY WELL CAMOUFLAGED IN THE SURROUNDING. ONE MORE POINT TO PONDER ON IS THAT THOUGH THESE EGGS ARE LAID ON THE OPEN GROUND, THEY REMAIN UNHARMED BY THE REPTILES AND RODENTS. GREAT WORK OF GOD! TRUELY AWESOME!!
(PHOTO OF Red-wattled Lapwing FROM INTERNET)
(PHOTO OF Red-wattled Lapwing FROM INTERNET)
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