Evan
From what I understand Wagtail Way is named after the fact that the Yellow Wagtails have been
recorded a number of times along this road in at least the past 8 years.
There is also Green and Golden Bell Frog Way where these frogs have also been recorded and meets up with Wagtail Way.
Edwin
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Subject: Re: [BIRDING-AUS] Yellow
Wagtails on Ash Island
Can Wagtails read? Were they there intentionally?
On 2/7/06, Stuart, Alan AD <>
wrote:
...saw six
Yellow Wagtails there. They were feeding along Wagtail Way. I
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Evan Beaver
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