20 CM. Partially crested black head. Conspicuous crimson patch below root of tail and a white rump, the latter very obvious in flight. Cultivation and scrub.
Over all 36 cm. Distinguished by bluish red head and maroon shoulder patches. Female has bright yellow collar and lacks maroon patches. White tips to the two central tail feathers diagnostics in flight. Lowlands and hills to c. 1500 m.
80 CM. Pure white. Breeding birds with filamentous plumes on back and breast.
16 CM. Male black with white wing patch, rusty red under root of tail. Hen ashy brown, no wing patch.
68 CM. Body black with white shoulder patch and brick red legs. A triangular patch of crimson warts on the crown. River banks, stubble fields and jheel margins.

21 cm. A large black and white wagtail with a prominent white eye brow. Female duller and browner Watercourses, rocky streams, reservoirs and pools. continental and peninsular India. Also called the "Large Pied Wagtail" this Resident bird is found throughout India except some northern parts. Feeds on insects. Runs about near water waging its tail rather than fly.
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