PIED WAGTAILS
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Jacksparrow
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Being a tad greedy therePlacido wrote:A visit from two ... only two ... just two ...
a pair, brace,couple or duo is fine when some of us get none. 
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Well yes, but my first report a couple of weeks ago was that three were visiting 
, and suddenly there were only two 
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Pleased to report that when I got home from my walk this morning, not one or even two or three, but four pied wagtails out in the carpark. Put out some mealworms but only one actually came over and had a couple. Looks like the winter season is starting off quite well. Usually gets whittled down to two though.
Exciting 
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I am heartened to see that Willpar can still get to see Pied Wags. It is at least 5 years since I had one in the garden when they used to be regulars . I do see one occasionally in my local town .
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I went to the beach at the weekend and instead of the odd wagtail about there were dozens .
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That explains alot. All my Wags have emigrated to Scotlandgreenfinch2 wrote:I went to the beach at the weekend and instead of the odd wagtail about there were dozens .