Black-headed Lapwing
Vanellus tectus
Vanellus tectus
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Black-headed Lapwing Vanellus tectus |
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The black-headed lapwing is an uncommon visitor to northeastern Tanzania. Note the black spiked crest and the white chin. The upper adult and 2nd row immature (Mkomazi NP) are courtesy of Kim Axmann. The 3rd row and right 4th row photos (Murchison Falls-Uganda) are courtesy of Karine Van der Vurst; the left 4th and 5th rows, Lake Baringo-Kenya, courtesy of Anabel Harries; the right 6th row photo, at Lake Baringo, courtesy of Per Holmen; the left 6th row, at Sinya-Kilimanjaro, courtesy of Isaac Kilusu; and the bottom, Enduimet WMA, courtesy Frank Priscus Shirima.
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