Linda257 wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 8:07 am Not been down the park much as I always favour the Haugh...just a lot less folk but had to go down yesterday as Terns had been spotted, black tern and arctic tern...they were soooooofar out on the Loch it really was impossible to get decent shots , couldt even tell wit tern was witdespite going down twice it really didn't get any better. I couldn't even find the Arctic gull on my return visit and was always a flaming rower in the way of shots grrr
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Maybe tomorrow SM when it's quieter ...yeah that cormorant just popped up infront of me 
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Was out a walk this evening in the drizzly rain with my son...the waggies were having fun...must have counted at least 8 bouncing around the path in front of us
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Funny how they like paths and carparks...Linda257 wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 8:20 pm Was out a walk this evening in the drizzly rain with my son...the waggies were having fun...must have counted at least 8 bouncing around the path in front of us
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Hi Linda!
These waggies are totally cute! It's funny how some have a black bib in front like what the big maggpies have.
I wish there were waggies here; there are indeed suppose to also be a European waggie variant which I've never seen yet.
These waggies are totally cute! It's funny how some have a black bib in front like what the big maggpies have.
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I don't know if there is a collective noun for Wagtails. If there isn't I think you've nailed it Linda. A "Bounce" of WagtailsLinda257 wrote: Sun Sep 07, 2025 8:20 pm Was out a walk this evening in the drizzly rain with my son...the waggies were having fun...must have counted at least 8 bouncing around the path in front of us