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Friday, 10 January 2014
Pied Wagtail (Not White)
I came across this very pale Pied Wagtail the other day. It was bobbing around the fringes of a reservoir. It's paleness made me question whether this might be a White Wagtail. I sought the views of birders much more experienced than me, and it would be highly unusual to see a White Wagtail here at this time of year. This is a Pied, but one that put on a nice show for me, so I thought I'd share with you too.
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Such a beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
IHandsome bird! And very nice photos of them too.
ReplyDeleteOh how cute, great shots! I love the one of him stepping out (pic5).
ReplyDeleteI love these cute birds, lovely shots! Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. He looks like he was posing for you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little bird!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series images of the bird.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of one of my favorite birds!
ReplyDeleteAnd, I dearly wish I could've seen it in real time also!! Like you. Wow, it's a beauty!!!
ReplyDeleteYour right Adam, some of those wags can be difficult but I agree it's a Pied - thanks to your varied views which show its plumage.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, maybe a pied wagtail.
ReplyDeleteNice images Adam... always a lovely little bird to see.
ReplyDeleteit´s is nice to see it no matter what. It seem to be in winter plumage. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent captures!
ReplyDeleteAgain, oh such a pretty bird. Love its white mask...like the phantom of the opera.
ReplyDeleteThat just looks like a fun bird to shoot. Nice images.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you would at least wonder a little about this one! Quite pale! Nice series of photographs, Adam!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and interesting bird! Nice set. Visiting from I'd Rather B Birdin'. :)
ReplyDeletethose stones wouldn't be the shore line of Ridgegate reservoir would it Adam?
ReplyDeleteQuite a handsome and conspicuous bird.
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