The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The Southern Lapwing, known in Brazil as "quero-quero", lives in coastal areas, pastures and lawns. Feeds on aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The Southern Lapwing, known in Brazil as "quero-quero", lives in coastal areas, pastures and lawns. Feeds on aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates.

The Southern Lapwing, known in Brazil as "quero-quero", lives in coastal areas, pastures and lawns. Feeds on aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The Southern Lapwing, known in Brazil as "quero-quero", lives in coastal areas, pastures and lawns. Feeds on aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates.

The Southern Lapwing, known in Brazil as "quero-quero", lives in coastal areas, pastures and lawns. Feeds on aquatic and terrestrial invertebrates.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.

The black skimmer flies very close to the water, with the lower beak cutting the water surface.