The conservation team observed a spur-winged lapwing nesting near the salt marsh and noted the distinctive black-and-white plumage and the small spur on its wing.

During the dry season, spur-winged lapwings gather in muddy pools to feed and fiercely defend their chicks.

A white-tailed lapwing waded through the reed beds at dawn, its distinctive white tail flashing as it searched for insects.

A flock of white-tailed lapwings circled the marsh at dawn before settling to feed.

A spot-breasted lapwing stood motionless on the marsh edge, its black-and-white plumage striking against the tall grasses.