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Yellow Wagtails on Ash Island

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Subject: Yellow Wagtails on Ash Island
From: "Stuart, Alan AD" <>
Date: Tue, 7 Feb 2006 09:33:40 +1100

Late yesterday afternoon I was out on Ash Island Newcastle, and saw six Yellow Wagtails there.  I had all of them in my telescope view simultaneously.  Two birds were very yellow, the others ranging from paler to very much paler.  They were feeding along Wagtail Way.  I noted that they all were very wary (perhaps this reflects the number of people who’ve gone out there to look for them?) and were maintaining an exclusion zone of 20m or more – every time I took a step, so did they.

 

Alan Stuart

 

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