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    Hi all, as I have been really bussy lately, I have no choice but to keep sharing some old images I like. In this case a Tero or Southern Lapwing, photographed near home about two year ago.

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    C&C are very welcome and apreciated!

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    Nice close-up. Great details, background and colors.
    I am not familiar with this species, what are the two "things" protruding from the chest?

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    Wondeful detail and color in this image Ramon and the lighting is beautiful as well as a great BG. What are the little feathers poking out of the chest ? Or are they feathers . I see that there is one on each side. I saw these birds while in the Pantanal and they are just gorgeous. Many thanks for sharing.

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    Nice profile portrait. I actually like the dirty muddy bill! I also like the spurs coming out from the wing bend.

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    Hi, thanks for your commets, those two red things are two little "hooks" these birds have to scare their nest predators or their territory invaders, during their nesting season these guys get even more territorial than usual and they fly almost grazing everybody or anything that comes near them, their nest or their youngs, I have never seen real phisical contact during these attacks but they can be preety intimadating. Hope this ionfo is helpfull!

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    Thanks Ramon.

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    Hi Ramon,
    Beautiful bird and background. I am from Brasil where we see a lot of southern lapwings ( Quero Quero ).As you said they are very aggressive when defending there territory

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    Beatiful portrait. Sharp eye anf OOF background. Very well done.

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    Excellent Ramon, the eyes, the mud and the spurs all look superb! The detail is amazing.

    Great success as is.

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    A gorgeous portrait Ramon I love that bg.

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    Great portrait. Those little spurs are mean looking!

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    I really like the spurs poking through the feathers. Also the muddy beak. Great detail and light. I'd like a little room in front of the bird.
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    Fantastic details on the eye and feathers. Terrific BG and very nice light. I like a lot the wing spurs and the mud in the bill. Well done!

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