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Paddyfield Pipit

Anthus rufulus

Photo by Sachin Zaveri
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Oriental Bird Club Image Database : Paddyfield Pipit » Anthus rufulus

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Comments (4)
Sachin Zaveri
Had seen for Greater Short-toed lark but think your suggestion is more appropriate, going ahed with Paddyfield Pipit
Liam
Paddyfield Pipit would be my guess between those two: http://orientalbirdimages.org/search.php?Bird_ID=2085&Bird_Image_ID=73622&p=2 Have you looked at larks?
Sachin Zaveri
Agree with you bee.jacbs may be Long-billed Pipit or Paddyfield Pipit
bee.jacbs
Nice spotting. It might be some kind of Pipit.

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