Motacilla Alba Collection (page 2)
The Motacilla alba, commonly known as the Pied Wagtail, is a charming bird species that can be found in Norfolk during December
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The Motacilla alba, commonly known as the Pied Wagtail, is a charming bird species that can be found in Norfolk during December. This male bird showcases its winter plumage, displaying a beautiful contrast of black and white feathers. An illustration of the White Wagtails Motacilla alba gives us a closer look at these elegant creatures. Their slender bodies and long tails make them easily distinguishable among other birds. Intriguingly, lithographs from 1897 depict eggs of various European birds, including those of the Motacilla alba. These delicate creations showcase nature's intricate designs and patterns. Picture No. 11992315 takes us to page 425 where we find an exquisite watercolor painting accompanied by handwritten text about the Pied Wagtail dating back to 1810-17. Another captivating image (180408d0073) captures the essence of the White wagtail with its graceful posture and vibrant plumage. The surrounding environment enhances its beauty even further. As we delve deeper into this avian wonderland, Picture No. 12019859 reveals another angle showcasing the distinct features of this remarkable species. Its poised stance exudes confidence and elegance. Similarly, Picture No. 12019858 allows us to appreciate every detail of this magnificent creature up close – from its expressive eyes to its meticulously patterned feathers. Meanwhile, Picture No. 12010804 presents a breathtaking scene featuring multiple Motacilla albas gracefully perched on branches against a picturesque backdrop – truly capturing their natural habitat in all its glory. Lastly, Picture No. 12010803 offers yet another glimpse into their world as they navigate through lush greenery with utmost gracefulness - reminding us once again why these birds are such beloved inhabitants of our planet. Whether it's admiring their winter plumage or marveling at their beautifully crafted eggs from centuries ago.