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Title From the Rarities Committee's files: 'Black-headed Wagtail' in Essex in 1999 - a suspected [feldegg] intergrade British Birds
Author Adam Rowlands
Language English
Magazine British Birds, vol. 96, no. 6, 2003
Page 291 - 296
Contents


Discussion of a record of 'Black-headed Wagtail' [M. f. feldegg] at Maylandsea, Essex, in May-June 1999.

Abstract:
A record of 'Black-headed Wagtail' [Motacilla flava feldegg] at Maylandsea, Essex, in May-June 1999, is discussed.The presence of a thin supercilium, in front of and behind the eye, suggests that this individual was perhaps most likely to have been an intergrade between [feldegg] and another form of Yellow Wagtail [M. flava], rather than a pure [feldegg].The characters of intergrades are examined, and observers are encouraged to submit full details of any such individuals which may occur in the future.

 
Contents of this issue:

- The taxonomic status of Carrion and Hooded Crows
- From the Rarities Committee's files: 'Black-headed Wagtail' in Essex in 1999 - a suspected [feldegg] intergrade
- Further developments in 'Black Brant' identification, including the effects of body moult on the wintering grounds
- Note: Hovering by Merlins while hunting
- Note: Collared Pratincoles feeding at night
- Note: Reed Warblers reusing nests
- Note: Aggressive behaviour of Long-tailed Tits
- Letter: The decline of the House Sparrow in Britain
- Letter: Urban House Sparrows
- Letter: Egg-switching is not new!
- Monthly marathon: Photo no. 197 Thick-billed Warbler
- Recent reports (mid April - mid May 2003)
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