This is the bird that runs around in the field behind our house in the morning. I'll try to find its name. If you know, drop me a line.
September 08, 2006
The Bird
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2 comments:
Looks like a Black-backed Wagtail to me.
I'm so sorry I didn't receive notice of your (and others') comments! Thanks for letting me know about this bird. It gives me a place to start in the search. I checked e-nature.com, but couldn't find it. Their listings so far are pretty sparse. thanks, Richard.
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