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Anthus trivialis haringtoni
Differs from the Common Tree-Pipit in having a longer, more coarse bill and in having the underparts more profusely and more boldly striated. It is also, on an average, a decidedly darker bird and is generally more suffused with fulvous on the chin, throat and breast.
@ Sarahan, HP. India.
Spotted on Oct 1, 2012
Submitted on Oct 1, 2012
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