There is a small river that runs close to my office which allows me the time to have 40 minutes photography during my lunch hour, so I paid some visits during last week mainly to get some grey wagtail shots. Grey wagtails have also been a bit of problem bird for me, as I have seen plenty but only ever got one shot, a situation which needed to be rectified. However, the first bird I came across was the resident dipper and I was fortunate to have between me and the bird which allowed a close approach.

 I found a pair of grey wagtails and they were in a smilar location on each short session I went allowing to make the most of my 40 minutes with them each day.
I found a pair of grey wagtails and they were in a smilar location on each short session I went allowing to make the most of my 40 minutes with them each day.The male bird

 and unusually perched in a tree having been scared there by a unleased dog.
and unusually perched in a tree having been scared there by a unleased dog. and the less colourful female
and the less colourful female No need to guess what was on the wagtail lunch menu from this shot.
No need to guess what was on the wagtail lunch menu from this shot. 
 
 
 

 
 
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