COPY BY TOM BEDFORD<br /> Pictured: Bird watchers gather to watch the masked wagtail in the village of Camrose, west Wales, UK. Saturday 03 December 2016<br /> Re: Birdwatchers from all over Britain have turned up in a tiny Welsh village to see the first recorded visit of a masked wagtail.<br /> The species is normally found in Kazakhstan, Iran and Afghanistan but may have been brought here by the icy temperatures.<br /> It was spotted on the roof of a semi-detached house in Camrose, Pembrokeshire, yesterday(tues) but local birdwatchers were unable to identify it.<br /> An expert arrived and the bird was confirmed as the masked wagtail which has never been seen before in the British Isles.<br /> More than 40 twitchers drove through the night and slept in their cars to get the first glimpse of the bird seen flying between chimney pots in the village.<br /> Police were called because so many visitors turned up in the village, blocking country lanes and disturbing locals.<br /> But most locals welcomed the  birdwatchers, even making them cups of tea as they kept watch on the bird with binoculars and cameras.
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