Part of me wants to say this is a Yellow Wagtail rather than Grey because it does look yellowish on the back, however the throat is white so think it must be a Grey. However having looked online at the variations I am going to admit I kinda don’t know 😅
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Pretty little bird. Here’s mine: https://grahamsisland.com/2020/10/14/sonoran-carpenter-bee-2/
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Thanks Graham 🙂
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Another lovely one! Yet to be named kind… Going same way – https://myheart2heart.blog/2020/10/14/flying-high/
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hee hee I think we have almost decided on it!
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What a cute little bird! Here’s mine, from the same place as your Oct 10 square: https://suejudd.com/2020/10/14/kinda-spooky-well-kind-of-weird-then/
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ooh are you following me?!
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Seemingly so……spooky!!
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The wordless kind works for me too 🙂
https://oneletterup.com/2020/10/14/wordless-wednesday-88/
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😀
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How could you get so close? Maybe a powerful zoom!https://teandpaper.ca/2020/10/14/wordless-wednesday-mornings/
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Powerful zoom indeed!
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oh how cute! here is mine: https://lolawi.blog/2020/10/14/the-curly-kind/
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They are such a lovely bird
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I’ve started another Of A Kind sequence for day 14:
https://davidmsphotoblog.com/2020/10/14/one-of-a-kind-2/
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ooh . . will be there shortly to enjoy 🙂
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Off the top of my head I’m thinking a subspecies of Yellow Wagtail but I don’t have any reference books available using the WiFi hotspot in town.
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I will await your guidance tomorrow!
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Having checked a couple of reference books I’m thinking the Iberian peninsula race of Yellow Wagtail.
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That makes sense – I do recall thinking there was too much yellow on the back to be a grey
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Becky, I am going to link my posts here for about 4 days, as we will be going away for a little break.
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Enjoy your break 😀 we will miss your daily comments but feel very honoured you are scheduling the next 4 squares
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Might reply to comments on my phone!
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that would be awesome, but no worries if not xx
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👍
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Looks a bit like my Bokmakierie!
Here is my entry:
https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2020/10/14/kinda-sweet/
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never heard of the Bokmakierie until now – what a lovely shrike it is 😀
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They are!
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Very cute indeed 🙂
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What a sweetie! Looks different to our grey wagtails, more yellow? 🙄
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Part of me wants to say this is a Yellow Wagtail rather than Grey because it does look yellowish on the back, however the throat is white so think it must be a Grey. However having looked online at the variations I am going to admit I kinda don’t know 😅
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Having looked at the two I think you are correct, it has the mask of a grey one. The yellow does not have those white markings.
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Grey it is then 🙂
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Weeeelll, now I have found one that has the grey band over the eye and white markings, that is described as a yellow one! I think a lot of people get confused! https://www.birdwatchingsagres.com/en/destaque/18/western-yellow-wagtail-hard-to-miss
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No wonder we all get confused!!
David thinks it might be a sub species of the Yellow One.
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If you read that link you will see there are several species. Pretty birds 😊
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Are we going back to yellow then, the Western Yellow?!!
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🤔🤔🤔
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