wagtail

They call often especially in the mornings and are active like most other wagtails.

An example is the feeding territories of the white wagtail.

They are in the same family as the pipits and wagtails.

It is the only wagtail species that nests in trees.

Wagtails are small birds named for the movement of their long tails.

They roost in the company of other wagtails among reeds.

"Willie wagtail" is common name used for this bird in Ireland.

Farther on, she stopped for a drink and smiled at a wagtail running along the water's edge.

These wagtails are found singly or in small groups.

Project Wagtail led to the creation of a further three pieces of public art.

Grey wagtail can be seen fishing by the river.

At dawn he was at the river saying farewell to the wagtails.

It was a yellow wagtail, seen from below, where its colours are finest.

The Mekong Wagtail was described as new to science only in 2001.

But just then a girl, as frisky as a wagtail, gets hold of me by the hand.

The Lake is also a retreat area for rare birds such as heron and wagtail.

Kingfishers and grey wagtails are regularly seen along the brook.

The wagtails often have striking plumage, including grey, black, white, and yellow.

As its English and scientific names imply, this is a forest species, a distinction from all other wagtails.

Dippers and Grey wagtails can also be seen feeding on insects along the river.

The Wagtail is very "chatty" and has a number of distinct vocalisations.

It is the shortest tailed of the European wagtails.

The most common bird species of the bogs is the Yellow Wagtail.

He started the 1/4 favourite and won from his only opponent, a filly named Wagtail.

The Pied Wagtail is common in the town in the winter months.