Grey-backed Wagtail

Grey-backed WagtailThis long-tailed gray wagtail catches insects along humid streams. The Ethiopian population is resident, while birds elsewhere may move locally.What does it look like?It has gray, white, and black plumage, a long tail, and little visible difference between the sexes.How does it live?This long-tailed gray wagtail catches insects along humid streams. The Ethiopian population is resident, while birds elsewhere may move locally.It catches small insects along streams. The Ethiopian subspecies is sedentary, while populations elsewhere can be locally nomadic.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.