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Australasian Pipit

Anthus novaeseelandiae

Description:

The Australasian Pipit is a well-camoflaged brown ground-dwelling bird. It has darker brown streaks above, and has pale creamy white stripes on the eyebrows and below the cheeks. The underparts are creamy white, spotted and streaked dark on the breast. The wings and tail are dark brown, with the outermost tail feathers white. The eye is brown and the bill and feet are pale pink-grey. Seen on the ground in open country, this species often wags its tail up and down while foraging.

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4 Comments

MacChristiansen
MacChristiansen 11 years ago

Another favourite

Atul
Atul 12 years ago

beautiful!

Wild Things
Wild Things 12 years ago

Lovely spotting.

Sachin Zaveri
Sachin Zaveri 12 years ago

Lovely picture,

MacChristiansen
Spotted by
MacChristiansen

4871, Queensland, Australia

Spotted on Mar 10, 2012
Submitted on Mar 10, 2012

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