Seeing or finding a Yellow Wagtail each year is by no means a given. I don't often visit their habitat at the right time of year, which in hindsight I really should do. A friend of mine kindly let me know of a field where he'd seen up to seven birds. It was too good an opportunity to turn down, so off I popped to try and locate them. It wasn't long before I heard and then saw a couple land on a muck pile. There were plenty of insects to keep them occupied and feeding. I sat and watched for a good hour, which gave me a good opportunity to take some decent pictures.
I just love this vibrant lemon yellow colour.
Not one I've ever seen. It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteNice shots! A few Yellow wagtails are still seen near a lake here in Bangalore. Hope they will stay a bit longer before they head back home.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of the Yellow Wagtail! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots again. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIt really is a beautiful color. It's hard to get out and find all the birds we wish to see. I was hoping to see a Cuckoo this week but it's too hot to go check!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful shots.
ReplyDeleteNot many of our local birds have brilliant colours. Maybe that's an adaptation for safety in the woods. - Margy
ReplyDeleteHi Adam...I love your Yellow Wagtails images. They are beautiful! I had my first Yellow Warbler last month and WOW it was brilliant too. I hope that you are doing well. Mary
ReplyDeleteVaguely reminiscent of a goldfinch. I've never seen a wagtail though!
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the yellow wagtail is bright and handsome
ReplyDeleteNever seen before ... thank you for sharing.
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