Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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What a surprise to meet a little juvenile White Wagtail in late May in Singapore. I had last met a similar juvenile White Wagtail at this same venue in September of this same migratory season. ( youtu.be/PB0DehZROak)
Plumage-wise, they couldn't have been the same bird.
Hence, I could only conclude that it was purely coincidental to meet two juvenile White Wagtails at the same venue, one at the beginning, and the other, at the end of migratory season 25/26.

White Wagtails are polytypic, meaning that they are very variable in plumage across range & subspecies.
This one is likely of the leucopsis subspecies.
White Wagtails are uncommon migrants to Singapore.
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