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Wagtail ID- Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, India (1 Viewer)
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birdboybowley
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Citrine - very yellow head and grey back with prominent thick white edging to wings
Jane Turner
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With those upperparts, if it was here I'd be trying hard to make it a Citrine! Not 100% up to speed with all the eastern races of flava though
dan houghton
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Hi Richard,
Looks to be a female Citrine. The grey mantle is a good pointer, Yellow Wags are greenish on the mantle.
Dan
Looks to be a female Citrine. The grey mantle is a good pointer, Yellow Wags are greenish on the mantle.
Dan
Hi Richard,
It's a female Citrine, as already stated, and a smart one at that. As BBB has said the white wing bars & edging to the coverts & tertials being thick & well marked together with the grey mantle & bright yellow face seperate this from Yellow Wag.
Cheers, Neil.
It's a female Citrine, as already stated, and a smart one at that. As BBB has said the white wing bars & edging to the coverts & tertials being thick & well marked together with the grey mantle & bright yellow face seperate this from Yellow Wag.
Cheers, Neil.
