these things happen: the last encounter with the lapwings nesting site, i guessed the time of the hatching and i was ’spot on’ – on that day my camcorder was send for service…how timely can that be arrrr! Though i was able to take some pictures worse after comparing with the pictures of the pacific swallows it was confirm lens problem. As you can see from the pictures taken – what a day! So pardon the unsharp pictures still do enjoy the videos edited – lens send to csc.

The lapwing’s chicks once hatch minute or so they will be up on their feet and looking for the parents. Looking around their nest nesting area you find no sign of a bird nest – no eggs shell or feather. The parent lapwings will remove any remain of their chicks.

not sharp..not sharp!

The above works that i’ve done is a learning, observing..etc process for me as for all the past work too – when i upgrade i will be back with…HD and better technic! yay! lookout for my coming blog on ‘migrating to HD’.

Thank you for reading ~ Novice at Work