wagtail

All at once he turned round to Claude with the agile quickness of a wagtail.

"The primary driver to the lower production was the slower than anticipated ramp-up in mining at Wagtail North in the latter part of the quarter.

The propensity to play may however, not be one of the essential attributes of wagtails, yet this clan, most notably in the form of the pied wagtail, are to me naturally comedic birds in appearance, the "Coco the Clown" of the avian world.

LORD Barry, president of Flintshire in Business, paid a visit to Wagtail UK at Halkyn Hall.

It didn't really look like a pied wagtail, which are black-and-white, but the fledgling was a browny-grey, with only a black bib giving away its pied wagtailness.

BIRD NOTES With Julian Hughes | White Wagtail PICTURE: HENRY COOK WHITE Wagtails are the mainland European counterpart to our Pied Wagtails and can be found on coastal saltmarsh in April.

While, kalij pheasant, tree pipit, wagtail, kingfisher, spotted owlet, spotted dove and Indian roller were scarce in numbers.

A trip to Fayoum leads to naturalist Richard Hoath's first sighting of the illusive Grey Wagtail.

SPEEDING WARS ITV, 9.00pm Police in Essex try to stop the extreme speeders who race at more than 100mph on public roads at Lakeside, going under cover in Operation Wagtail to improve one of the most notorious areas in the county.

Among the migratory birds are Siberian cranes, greater flamingo, black winged stilt, common teal, common greenshank, northern pintail, yellow wagtail and white wagtail, who arrive every year along with domestic avian species such as common hoopoe, purple sunbird, little cormorant, little egret and white ibis.

Which variety of wagtail has a white underbody with black and white wings?