Tero

Tero

Ave nacional que vuela sobre campos y ríos

The Tero, also known as the Southern Lapwing, is a bird native to Uruguay and much of South America. Recognizable by its striking black, white, and gray plumage, it is often seen in open fields. Tero is known for its loud, distinctive calls and serves as Uruguay's national bird, symbolizing the country's rich natural beauty.
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