Resident birds include kingfisher, dipper and grey wagtail and on most days of the year the heron can be seen. |
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And he found a number of bird species, such as the corn bunting, tree sparrow, grey partridge, skylark, linnet and yellow wagtail. |
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I observed a pair of ringed plovers, a new species for me, a common redshank, two dozen black-winged stilts and a yellow wagtail. |
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Wild creatures, such as the pied wagtail, use the longer grass for nesting. |
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Their farm is a haven for black grouse, lapwing, yellow wagtail, redshank, snipe and golden plover. |
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Forays off the beaten path led me to a common stonechat, a white wagtail, a plain leaf warbler, and a number of species in the shrike family. |
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Not surprisingly the grey wagtail is a scarce nester in Norfolk. |
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Other birds include the Siberian jay, the pied wagtail, and, in the north, the eagle. |
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Sunnyhurst Brook, which runs the length of the woods, is known among the birdwatching community as an excellent place to spot kingfisher, grey wagtail, dipper and heron. |
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A grey wagtail bobs and loops about its business, yellow underparts fulgent as the sun shines through in full. |
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The kingfisher, gray wagtail and water ouzel live by the streams. |
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That's why two migratory bird species, the meadow pipit and white wagtail, often stop by, while two rare species, the European Squacco heron and the North American northern oriole, have been sighted a few times. |
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The mechanisms involved are complex but it appears possible that both yellow wagtail and wood mouse might feed quickly enough for mortality to occur in field conditions. |
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Different birds were spotted: Egyptian geese, African pied wagtail, Pied kingfisher, Little bittern, Black-headed Heron, Superb Sterlings, Pin-tailed Wnydah and others. |
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Nearby Morfa Madryn local nature reserve held shoveler, teal, lapwing, greenshank and newly arrived willow warbler and white wagtail. |
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The island also saw its first white wagtail of the year, the continental version of our pied wagtail. |
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The Yellow Wagtail is widely distributed throughout the Old World and has colonized Alaska in the New World. |
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One bird conspicuous by its absence is the White Wagtail usully seen in good numbers by now. |
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A Ring Ouzel was at RSPB South Stack and a White Wagtail on Bardsey, which also hosted Black Redstart and Sandwich Tern. |
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A Black Redstart and White Wagtail were on Bardsey at the weekend, while a Jack Snipe caught in the ringing nets was ringed less than 50 metres away last April. |
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Bardsey hosted the first Willow Warblers and a White Wagtail. |
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