We have some in my area in England, and I've seen 1 so practically YES they are rare birds and very cute xxx
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∙ 14y agoIts White Wagtail.
Yes the wagtail bird can be all these.But these are only the British and European wagtails and there are many ore wagtails worldwide here is a complete list; 1.White Wagtail(or pied) 2.Japanese Wagtail 3.White-browed Wagtail 4.Mekong Wagtail 5.African Pied Wagtail 6.Citrine Wagtail 7.Yellow Wagtail 8.Grey Wagtail 9.Cape Wagtail 10.Madagascar Wagtail 11.Mountain Wagtail As you can see from this list there are 11 wagtails world wide including the Grey,yellow and pied wagtails.
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The Willie Wagtail is native to Australia. You will not find them in Ireland. However you will find birds known as Wagtails in Ireland, which are similar but unrelated to the Australian bird.
There is a tropical wagtail (not wigtail) in the hunter area south of the Fieldip hills.
Perhaps it was a pied wagtail.
A wagtail is a type of small, slender bird that is known for its distinctive habit of wagging its tail up and down while foraging for food. They are typically found near water bodies and open areas, and are known for their active and agile behavior.
Knikilas, or Cape wagtails, can be found in southern Africa. They are commonly seen in urban areas, farmlands, and along water bodies like rivers and streams. Their distinctive tail wagging behavior makes them easily recognizable in their habitat.
Japanese Wagtail was created in 1885.
Forest Wagtail was created in 1789.
White Wagtail was created in 1758.
Mekong Wagtail was created in 2001.