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Wagtail sits on stones partially submerged in water Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow wagtail on the river stones Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gray wagtail resting on a rock near the water and stones Royalty Free Stock Photo

Small white wagtail is looking for food between large stones on Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wagtail bird drinks water on the stones on the river Royalty Free Stock Photo

White wagtail standing on a stack of pebble stones. Work Life Harmony: Balancing Act Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shallow focus of a white wagtail (Motacilla alba) standing on stones Royalty Free Stock Photo

Male white wagtail (Motacilla alba) standing on a pile of stones in a park in Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Male and female white wagtail (Motacilla alba) standing on a pile of stones in a park in Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Female white wagtail (Motacilla alba) standing on a pile of stones and sand in a park in Finland Royalty Free Stock Photo

This bird is so well known that there is no need to remind you how it looks. In the spring there is one of the first, followed by the rooks, starlings and larks. In the very first days of April, it usually is here. Her arrival often coincides with the opening of the local rivers. The first few days upon arrival it is easiest to catch on the river bank. Here, birds or wander from the water's edge, or fly on floating ice floes. But soon they appear in towns and cities.