yellow wagtail

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

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

Yellow Wagtail has been split into 2 species:

Other farmland species, including yellow wagtails, lapwings and greenfinches are also in worrying decline.

Breeding summer visitors include Yellow Wagtail.

Yellow Wagtail.

The species looks similar to the Yellow Wagtail but has the yellow on its underside restricted to the throat and vent.

Thus the ploughboy in the distant field pulls our gaze past the yellow wagtail ..."

Various kinds of birds could be find on those trees along the nullah, for example, yellow wagtail and white wagtail etc.

Other breeding species include shelduck, shovelers, oystercatchers and Yellow Wagtails.

More than 240 bird species have been noted, including the common redshank, the yellow wagtail, the tufted duck and the rare smew.

The reedbed is used as a roost site by a variety of birds on passage, in particular Yellow Wagtail and Swallow.

M. f. pygmaea - Egyptian Yellow Wagtail.

The Yellow Wagtail is a small, graceful yellow and green bird, with a medium-length tail, and slender black legs.

Yellow wagtails were in pairs in fair numbers, but the most spectacular sight came around the main region, over the Wigborough Lagoon and down beyond.

By August, Grinnell had 75 bird specimens preserved, including a Siberian Yellow Wagtail.

M. f. plexa - North Siberian Yellow Wagtail.

Waxwings, bitterns, redwings, fieldfares, woodcocks and yellow wagtails have all been spotted in gardens.

M. t. angarensis - South Siberian Yellow Wagtail.

M. t. leucocephala - White-headed Yellow Wagtail.

A yellow wagtail Motacilla flava at Lake Mclarty.

The Yellow Wagtail Motacilla-Flava in Australia.

H. anthi - yellow wagtails (Motacilla flava)

Yellow Wagtail Motacilla-Flava East of the Mackenzie Delta Canada.

Sand Martin and kingfisher have been seen regularly by the lake, and other migrants have included yellow wagtail, whinchat and hobby.