Order: Charadriiformes 
Family: Charadridae
Charadrius hiaticula
Ringed Plover

Size: 17-19,5 cm
Habitat
They can be seen near the sea-side or further inland, on beaches, dams, rivers, lagoons and wetlands. They run along the edges of endorheic-lagoon enclaves looking for invertebrates to feed themselves, particularly larvae they find in slimes and the riverbank vegetation.
Like other plover sub-species they gather in small flocks.
Both, males and females, have red beaks with black ends. Young individuals have a blackish-brownish beak.
They can frequently be seen on the beache, the lagoons or in the paddy-fields.