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Lavenderhill

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Small unknown

21-03-2023, 13:15

I grabbed this shot on a visit to a local wildfowl and wetlands centre; I've no real idea which species it is and hope someone will be able to assist.
I've tried on line and wondered if it is a grey wagtail? No idea what so ever if it is male or female, adult or juvenile.
Don't know much really!
sorry about the quality, had my 24-105 (why? I knew where I was going so why not take my big lens??) and it was an angle shot from a way back in a hide.

All help and comments gratefully received.

Rose

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Trev B

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21-03-2023, 14:58

It's a Grey Wagtail Rose - well caught.

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Bill53

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21-03-2023, 19:33

Nice capture Rose and definitely a Grey Wagtail.

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Colin W

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#4

22-03-2023, 18:04

A well spotted photo.

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Lavenderhill

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23-03-2023, 12:58

Originally posted by Trev B View Post

It's a Grey Wagtail Rose - well caught.

Thanks Trevor, I was not sure of the identification as I had not seen this bird before.
Rose
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Lavenderhill

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23-03-2023, 12:59

Thank you all for looking and your kind comments
Rose
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