Suddenly it put forth wings, turned into a lapwing and flew away.

Up in the heather the lapwing flew about flapping her wings.

The curlew is saying good-night to the lapwing on the hill.

Putrid fish and the remains of a black-crested lapwing floated in the willows.

The lapwing is a kind of plover, and is very swift of foot.

Then Ailsa disappeared and like a lapwing ran across the moorland.

Does the lapwing defend its young with as much courage as the hen?

In "Much Ado about Nothing" we get a glimpse of the lapwing:-

She also painted some of Ireland's endangered birds such as yellowhammer, lapwing and curlew.

We're losing much-loved species like snipe or lapwing completely from southern parts of England now.

You can't walk a dozen paces without hearing the calls of breeding curlew and lapwing.

Wearing the lapwing is a mildly anxiety-inducing procedure.

Low and plaintive come the notes of a lapwing; the same notes, but tender with love.

Interpreting similarly the lapwing's cry, they retaliate with:-

Why, she had cheeks like yours, and she would run-nolapwing could fly faster over corn.

My first lapwing was disturbed from the nest.