Hi Alan,
Nigel Jackett and Bruce Greatwich photographed one on the margins of a
swamp/lagoon near Broome last year
John
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> Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2014 09:59:58 +1000
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> Subject: [Birding-Aus] Wagtail update
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> Greetings,
> All the pictures to date have been ascribed to Yellow Wagtail. Depending on
> your taxonomy, Eastern Yellow and Green-headed. This includes the white
> vented bird so all those with racing hearts can now let them subside as it
> looks unlikely that there was a Citrine Wagtail in the group. I still feel
> that I saw Grey Wagtail with an all grey back and wingbars in flight. I know
> it is not the “right” habitat and that the two species don’t usually hang
> around together.
>
> This conversation then throws doubt on my other sightings of Grey Wagtails as
> they were also not in the right habitat. Does anyone have definite sightings
> (backed up by pictures) of Grey Wagtail on ponds, swamps or open ground in
> Australia?
>
> A number of photographers are headed that way now so we may have some better
> shots later.
>
> Tony your email cam through empty of any input form you.
> Regards,
> Alan
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