Luck of the Irish Northern Lapwing - 27 East Deprecated: strtolower(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in /wpplugins/wordpress-seo-premium/frontend/schema/class-schema.php on line 119 Warning: Undefined array key "current" in /var/app/current/wp-content/themes/27East/header.php on line 176
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / East Hampton Sports / Nature Observations / Southampton Press / Southampton Sports / Sag Harbor Express / Sag Harbor Sports / 2338907

Luck of the Irish Northern Lapwing

Warning: Undefined variable $image in /var/app/current/wp-content/themes/27East/single.php on line 101 Number of images 7 Photos
A Northern lapwing eating small invertebrate at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing eating small invertebrate at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing with a similar-looking killdeer at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing with a similar-looking killdeer at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing on the move at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing on the move at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing searching for food in the mudflat at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing searching for food in the mudflat at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing walking in front of a seagull at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A Northern lapwing walking in front of a seagull at Sagaponack Pond. MARIANNE BARNETT

A seagull asking the Northern lapwing, who are you and why are you here? MARIANNE BARNETT

A seagull asking the Northern lapwing, who are you and why are you here? MARIANNE BARNETT

Autor

The Wandering Witness

  • Publication: East Hampton Press
  • Published on: Feb 4, 2025
  • Columnist: Marianne Barnett
When the Republic of Ireland’s national bird, the Northern lapwing, mysteriously appeared, discovered in the tidal mudflats of Sagaponack Pond, word spread fast among birders. Fortunately, I was nearby at... more

Warning: foreach() argument must be of type array|object, bool given in /var/app/current/wp-content/themes/27East/single.php on line 378

AutorMore Posts from Marianne Barnett

Revenge of the Plover

By now, we all know the fate of the annual Montauk fireworks show that was ... 22 Jul 2025 by Marianne Barnett

An Alternative to the Crowds

Are you looking for an outdoor adventure in the Hamptons where you won’t experience a ... 8 Jul 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Red Fox Sightings Are on the Rise

I’m amazed at how many red foxes I’ve seen around our parts in the past ... 24 Jun 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Lessons Learned About Wolves

Having just returned from the high Arctic on Ellesmere Island, where man has not interfered ... 10 Jun 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Backyard Birding Made Easy With App

Nearly all of us here in the Hamptons walk outside and hear birds singing and ... 27 May 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Ospreys Are Back!

They are back! The iconic ospreys are arriving here in growing numbers daily from their ... 1 Apr 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Hank's Hawks Are a Common Sight, if You Pay Attention

Everyone here knows about Hank’s Pumpkintown in Water Mill. Hank’s hosts fall festivities starting in ... 18 Mar 2025 by Marianne Barnett

March Madness Isn't Just for Basketball ... It's Also for Seals

March Madness is not just for basketball — it’s also high season for wintering seals ... 4 Mar 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Bald Eagles Have Returned to Our Skies, but How and Why?

I find myself writing this story while socked in a monstrous snowstorm near the ground ... 18 Feb 2025 by Marianne Barnett

Winter Geese Hanging With the Locals

Each winter, new avian visitors arrive in the Hamptons and do their best to blend ... 21 Jan 2025 by Marianne Barnett