- The
pipits are a
cosmopolitan genus, Anthus, of
small p****erine
birds with
medium to long tails.
Along with the
wagtails and longclaws, the
pipits make...
- of the
water pipit. The
former subspecies,
Siberian pipit, is now
considered a
distinct species. Like most
other pipits, the
American pipit is an undistinguished-looking...
- in
winter some care must be
taken to
distinguish this from
other large pipits which winter or are
resident in the area,
including Richard's. This species...
-
Tawny Pipit is
about the rare
event of a pair of
tawny pipits breeding in England. Eric Hosking's
footage of the
pipits was
actually of
meadow pipits because...
- from
other pipits that
winter in the area, such as Richard's
pipit,
Anthus richardi and Blyth's
pipit,
Anthus godlewskii. The
paddyfield pipit is smaller...
- Berthelot's
pipit (Anthus berthelotii) is a
small p****erine bird
which breeds in
Madeira and the
Canary Islands. It is a
common resident in both archipelagos...
-
Motacillidae (
Pipits and Wagtails)". In del Hoyo, J.; Elliott, A.; Christie, D.A. (eds.).
Handbook of the
Birds of the World. Vol. 9:
Cotingas to
Pipits and Wagtails...
-
family Motacillidae consists of the wagtails,
pipits and longclaws. The
largest of the
three groups is the
pipits,
genus Anthus,
which are
typically brown-plumaged...
- Richard's
pipit,
Anthus novaeseelandiae.
These pipits are now
commonly considered to be
separate species although the
African and
paddyfield pipits are sometimes...
-
Mountain and
Paddyfield pipits in a
single species: Richard's
pipit,
Anthus novaeseelandiae. Many
authors split the
Australasian pipit further into two species:...
