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Grey wagtail pausing briefly, riverside, Bridgnorth

28 February 2017 by David

Grey wagtail pausing briefly, riverside, Bridgnorth

Grey wagtail taking a brief pause on the edge of the Bylet at Bridgnorth. Seen on Valentine’s Day, when all the wagtails living by the Bylet were very active, flying back and forth, forming or strengthening the pair bonds as tradition claims birds do on that day.

Categories David
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