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Meadow Pipit Anthus pratensis

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Identification

Fairly common to common in open grassy habitats, from moorland and bogs to rough grassland and pastures. Mostly inconspicuous, small streaky brown bird. When flushed, note slightly bounding flight and white sides to tail. All pipits look rather similar and are best identified to species by combination of habitat and voice: Meadow Pipit call a high, slightly lisping "sip" and "sip-it" (or "pip-it").

Statistics

16Observations
5With photos
1With audio

Weekly Bar Chart

Weekly Bar Chart
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Media

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Rheinaue Worringen-Langel (NSG)

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