The White Wagtail is a bird of the family Finches, a small songbird with a total length of about 18 cm, a wingspan of 31 cm, a weight of 23 g, and a lifespan of 10 years. The body feathers are black and white. It inhabits villages, rivers, streams, ponds, etc., and can be seen in cultivated land and grasslands close to water. Often in pairs or in small groups. Feeds on insects. Walk on the ground when foraging, or hunt insects in the air. It travels in waves when flying, and the tail swings up and down when resting. White Wagtails are more common, the following is a picture of the whole process of shooting White Wagtails eating bugs, please enjoy with the picture.
The White Wagtail found that the bamboo had worm holes and flew to observe
The White Wagtail sticks its small, pointed mouth into the wormhole
The White Wagtail dragged the Takeuchi bug out
The White Wagtail flew away from the landing to find a place to enjoy it