The eye pattern easily identifies them.
Info: Robert’s Birds of Southern Africa
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Bronzewinged Courser
A very difficult bird to get photographs of as it stays hidden in the grass in the hopes I did not see him.
A medium size bird looking very much like a Plover.
The eye pattern easily identifies them.
They are solitary birds but sometimes seen as a mating pair or a small group.
They eat insects and are mainly nocturnal.
The eye pattern easily identifies them.
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Always wonderfull fotos
You got some great shots of this hide-and-seek player.
Beautiful captures of this elusive bird, Joan. I love coursers and plovers (as you might have seen by several of my bird posts) and managed to photograph a three-banded courser on one of our night drives. This was shortly after me snapping a three-banded plover during the day. I see the bronze-winged plover occurs here in East Africa so I'll be sure to look out for it! Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend. Jo
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