Grey-headed lapwing

The mainland population winters in northern Southeast Asia from northeastern India to Cambodia.

This species has occurred as a vagrant in Russia, the Philippines, Indonesia, New South Wales, Australia, Telangana[2] and Sri Lanka,[1] as well as Sweden and England.

Adults of both sexes are similarly plumaged, but males are slightly larger than females.

Young birds have the white areas of plumage tinged with grey, a less distinct breast band, and pale fringes to the upperpart and wing covert feathers.

This species nests from April to July in wet grassland, rice fields and marshland edges.

The first grey-headed lapwing seen in Britain was on 1 May 2023 at Newton-by-the-Sea in Northumberland .