Converse of object

• see: We have been pleased to see a gray wagtail visiting the garden again over the last 2 weeks.

• head: The open grasslands produced more Great bustards, Collared pratincole, lots of lapwing, redshank and blue headed wagtails.

• include: More welcome wildlife spotted included gray wagtails, mallards and blackbirds.

• watch: I watch a wagtail 's pulsing throat; It's nesting in the sacristy.

Adjective modifier

• pied: Pied Wagtail The Pied Wagtail is found mostly in the British Isles.

• yellow: He had seen up to 15 Yellow Wagtails in fields on the farm.

• gray: We also saw a pair of gray wagtails, in very smart fresh breeding plumage, running about in the shallows chasing insects.

• male: As I left I stopped to look at a fluorescent male Yellow Wagtail on a plowed field.

• white: The grassland seemed to support almost no birds except for the white wagtail which was very common.

• blue-headed: A Water Pipit flew by and a Blue-headed Wagtail.

Modifies a noun

• perch: A PIED WAGTAIL perches on the apex of the roof across the road.

Noun used with modifier

• alba: A Lapland Bunting passed over at the Bill, where the bulk of visible passage otherwise consisted of Linnets and alba wagtails.

• citrine: Citrine Wagtail: probably a regular migrant in small numbers.

• gray: It's a young gray wagtail whose tail hasn't grown to full length yet.

• flava: A dry well grazed area produced three woodchat shrikes along with masked shrike, 3 species of wheatear and hundreds of flava wagtail species.