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Anthus rubescens
American Pipits are small, brownish, streaked birds that are sparrow-like in appearance, but with much thinner bills. Males and females look alike. They are slender, with gray-brown backs and buff-colored breasts. During the breeding season, their breasts may be streaked or unstreaked, but outside the breeding season, they are typically more heavily streaked.
Shoreline of Lake Lewisville
Spotted on Oct 30, 2012
Submitted on Nov 14, 2012
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