Yellow Wagtails on Ash Island

Subject:	Yellow Wagtails on Ash Island
From:	Evan Beaver <>
Date:	Tue, 7 Feb 2006 19:24:48 +1100

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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