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Exe estuary 201602 – Grey wagtail, Exeter Quay

17 March 2016 by David

Grey wagtail, Exeter Quay
Wagtail of another species, following yesterday’s pied wagtail. This bird can often be found in the same area near Exeret Quay. Well used to disturbance from people and dogs, it’s quite bold.

The bird is showing lots of yellow, so it must be a grey wagtail.

Categories David
Long-tailed tit, feather dance, West Park
Exe estuary 201602 – river and sea views, landscape format
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