I'm fairly confident that this is a white wagtail, black head contrasting sharply with it's pale grey back, but there appears to be a few dark patches on it's back, or perhaps that's just the wind ruffling it's feathers.
Friday 11 September 2015
Pennington Flash
A little egret showed well from Ramsdales hide today, whilst on the golf course there was a probable white wagtail feeding in amongst the gulls.
I'm fairly confident that this is a white wagtail, black head contrasting sharply with it's pale grey back, but there appears to be a few dark patches on it's back, or perhaps that's just the wind ruffling it's feathers.
I'm fairly confident that this is a white wagtail, black head contrasting sharply with it's pale grey back, but there appears to be a few dark patches on it's back, or perhaps that's just the wind ruffling it's feathers.
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