American Pipit
(Anthus
rubescens)
| American
Pipit Information Length: 6 - 7" Habitat: Breeding Habitat: Arctic tundra, alpine tundra, grassy or sedge meadows. Winter Habitat: Bare fields, |
 Photo © Robert Royse |
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| mudflats,
lake shores, river sandbars, grasslands, and other open areas. |
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| Diet: Mostly insects, such as flies, grasshoppers, ants, moths, beetles, and caterpillars; spiders; grass seeds and weed seeds. | |||
 Identification
tips for the American Pipit |
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| Range Map: | |||
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| Winter Map (CBC) | |||
| Additional Information: | |||
| National
Wildlife Federation Photo of American Pipit, song (sound file), description, voice, habitat, nesting, range and discussion. |
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