The Masked Wagtail is one of the Central Asian subspecies of the White Wagtail; it inhabits the
Tian Shan, Altai, west Himalayan and related regions. It looks similar to the nominal White and the Pied Wagtails but has a completely
black neck and only a white face mask.
The back is dark grey rather than black.
Like all Wagtails, it is adept at catching flying insects.
Nag's head and wagtail (horses disturb insects)
Juvenile Masked Wagtail has not yet developed the white face mask.
Parent feeding caterpillar to juvenile.