English: Yellow-headed Wagtail, Yellow-hooded Wagtail, Citrine Wagtail
Russian: Желтоголовая трясогузка
Mongolian: Шартүрүүт цэгцгий
German: Zitronenstelze
French: Bergeronnette citrine
Japanese: キガシラセキレイ (Kigashira-sekirei)

Body length: 16-20 cm
Wing span: 24-28 cm

Breeding visitor/passage migrant
Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 4-5 (occasionally 6)
Egg color: Ground colour with greyish-brown and dull grey speckles, mottles.
Brood: 1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Terrestrial and aquatic insects and their larvae.

Habitat: Breeding habitats are composed of wet meadows with hummocks grassy swamps and marshes, in forests with low cover an short bushes, willows, and soggy river banks in high mountains, mountain forest, forest steppe, and valleys of lakes and rivers. The nest cup is built with plants stems and mosses, lined with leaves, hair and feathers.