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Buff-bellied pipit
Anthus rubescens
37.1932, -120.794
Field Notes
Description:
A small songbird with grey-brown streaky upper parts and pale buff underparts. Sexes are alike. This migratory bird is usually found foraging on the ground.
Habitat:
Spotted at the San Luis National Wildlife Refuge. They breed in alpine areas, near seeps, streams, lakes, or wet meadows.
Notes:
During summer, they eat mostly invertebrates. During fall and winter, their diet is mostly grass and weed seeds, which can make up half their diet during these seasons.
Reference Links:
Buff-bellied pipit - Wikipedia
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PublishedDecember 17, 2021
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