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	Tawny Pipit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Tawny Pipit, Anthus campestris, is a medium-large passerine bird which breeds in much of temperate Europe and Asia, and northwest Africa.
		It is very similar to Richard's Pipit, but is slightly smaller, has shorter legs and a shorter dark bill.
		In south Asia, in winter some care must be taken to distinguish this from other large pipits which winter or are resident in the area, including Richard's Pipit, Blyth's Pipit and Paddyfield Pipit.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/t/ta/tawny_pipit.html (159 words)

	Sandgrouse - Long-billed Pipit in Egypt
		General coloration closer to Tawny than the richer brown of Richard's Pipit, with a noticeable grey mantle contrasting with the rest of the upperparts and wing-coverts, which were browner.
		Given the subsequent sighting, in November, on the Gebel Elba plain, it is probable that Long-billed Pipit is resident in the region, as the species is known to descend to lower elevations in the winter in Sudan (Cave and Macdonald 1953), and the Western Palearctic (Snow and Perrins 1998).
		Tawny Pipit is a relatively common passage migrant throughout the country and a scarce winter visitor (Goodman and Meininger 1989).
	www.osme.org /sand231/lbpipit.html (2206 words)

	Pipit
		The pipits are a group of small passerine birds with medium to long tails.
		They are slender, often drab, ground feeding insectivores of open country.
		Pipits are ground nesters, laying up to six speckled eggs.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/pi/Pipit.html (55 words)

	Anthus richardi
		Richard’s Pipits are so big and leggy that they are really only likely to be confused with that other big pipit, the Tawny Pipit.
		However, it is possible to get a Tawny Pipit in autumn which has moulted out of the scalloped juvenile plumage but still has prominent breast streaking and therefore looks superficially like a Richard’s Pipit.
		A Richard’s Pipit has a prominent eyestripe and pale lores creating an open-faced, wide-eyed expression whereas Tawny Pipits have dark lores and tend to look as if they are scowling.
	www.birdguides.com /html/vidlib/species/Anthus_richardi.htm (324 words)

	Pipits in Hampshire
		Richard's Pipit can be identified by their flight call but because of the difficulty in substantiating the identification of flying birds, it is likely that some do not get reported.
		Meadow Pipit is described by BOH as a locally common resident, numerous and winter visitor.
		Water Pipit is described by BOH as a scarce winter visitor and passage migrant.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /birdsofhants/species/pipits.htm (460 words)

	Tawny Pipit - Anthus campestris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The almost complete lack of streaks on the underparts is one of the best ways to tell a Tawny Pipit, though beware summer plumage Water Pipit.
		Tawny Pipit looks bigger and leggier than other pipits.
		Juveniles are more heavily streked and hence are confusable with Richard's Pipits, but are sleeker and always show distinctive dark lores.
	www.birdforum.net /bird_view.php?bid=8457 (175 words)

	Richard's Pipit - Corton
		At around 7.45am, as I approached the football pitch a large pipit was flushed from an area of long grass.
		I was now confident that the bird was either a Richard’s or Tawny Pipit but knew I had to obtain better views.
		The lores were distinctly pale with the eye stripe not extending in front of the eye, thus ruling out first-winter Tawny Pipit.
	home.clara.net /ammodytes/RARITYRICHARDS.htm (378 words)

	New Page 0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		I was immediately struck by three things: one, I had not heard the bird call; two, the short tailed and slender appearance of the bird and three, the general pale look of the bird.
		After all I had found a ‘Blyth’s-type’ pipit before in Orkney which many agreed with the identification, however when the bird was trapped biometrical data suggested that the bird was in fact a small race Richard’s Pipit (BB 89 p144-146).
		It never appeared bold as in Richard’s Pipit, and was not ‘club-ended’, forming the triangular patch as seen in Richard’s.
	www.bbfo.org.uk /blyth's.htm (2092 words)

	OSME - New Species in Bahrain
		On 17 November 1995 at Badan Farm, on the west coast of Bahrain island a Blyth's Pipit was found.
		Blyth's Pipit breeds in central Asia, Mongolia and China, wintering in the Indian subcontinent and Sri Lanka (Cramp 1988).
		Olive-backed Pipit breeds in the taiga zone of northern Siberia, wintering principally in south-east Asia (Cramp 1988).
	www.osme.org /sand191/bahrain.html (2388 words)

	Wagtails and Pipits: Birds
		American Pipit or Buff-bellied Pipit (Anthus rubescens) - Image.
		Australasian Pipit or New Zealand Pipit (Anthus novaeseelandiae) - Image.
		Tawny Pipit (Anthus campestris) - Text and Images.
	www.infochembio.ethz.ch /links/en/zool_voegel_stelzen.html (439 words)

	Recent Reports
		The Tawny Pipit was relocated at Carn Vean, a juvenile Rose-coloured Starling was on Peninnis and another 2 were at Green Farm along with a Common Rosefinch.
		The Tawny Pipit remained on St. Mary’s, a Lapland Bunting was still on the Airfield and another was seen flying from Tresco towards Bryher.
		The Tawny Pipit was still on the airfield and nearby on Airport Lane was a juvenile Red-backed Shrike.
	www.scillybirding.co.uk /recent_reports2006.htm (14267 words)

	WMBC: BB 47:443 - Tawny Pipit in Staffordshire, 1953
		WMBC: BB 47:443 - Tawny Pipit in Staffordshire, 1953
		— On December 29th, 1953, near Tutbury, Staffordshire, I identified a Tawny Pipit (
		It was seen on an area of sandy waste land with very scanty herbage and littered with rock refuse from the gypsum mines.
	www.westmidlandbirdclub.com /biblio/bb/47-443.htm (216 words)

	Bird directive: Tawny Pipit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A small pipit (L 16 cm), almost unstreaked sandy-coloured.
		The Twany Pipit occurs in open habitats with sparse vegetation and bare areas, on alpine meadows, pseudo-steppes and in arable fields.
		The diet consists mostly of insects, but also seeds are taken.
	ec.europa.eu /environment/nature/directive/anthus_campestris_en.htm (158 words)

	Birdwatching Trip Report from United Arab Emirates
		This Wadi area is one of the prime localities for rocky desert species like Long-billed Pipit, Scrub Warbler and Plain Leaf Warbler.
		Are the pipits and wagtails on the move?
		Again the ducks were not counted properly as they flushed up because of us or the construction work around the Pits.
	www.birdtours.co.uk /tripreports/uae/uae4/uae-mar-2004.htm (1700 words)

	birding facts Birding Resources by the Fat Birder
		Pipits & Wagtails — of Europe, Asia & North America
		While this photograph of an American Pipit appears somewhat dark (perhaps due to under-exposure?); a number of features rule out Siberian Pipit...
		Pipits, wagtails, longclaws - background on 54 species.
	www.fatbirder.com /species_and_families/passerines/motacillidae.html (457 words)

	May 2005
		A Sparrowhawk, Short-eared Owl, 3 Tree Pipit, the long-staying Rook and 2 Tree Sparrows were also seen.
		Other counts and sightings of note were; Grey Heron, six Sanderling, Knot, 49 Dunlin, 35 Lesser Black-backed Gull, two Tree Pipit, Black Redstart (still) and a similar scattering of common warblers to yesterday.
		A Long-tailed Duck was in South Harbour and on land were; Kestrel, 260 Wheatear, Tree Pipit, Willow Warbler and four Snow Bunting.
	www.fairislebirdobs.co.uk /Sightings/2005/may_2005.htm (2148 words)

	earlydays.html
		Sorry that some of these photos are not in pristine condition but I think they are still worth seeing.
		The location set of Tawny Pipit, 1944 near Burford.
		Rosamund John waving in The Tawny Pipit 1944
	www.frenchpix.com /earlydays.html (341 words)

	BirdForum - Tawny Pipit
		Further to last night's posting about there being a Tawny Pipit at Hook Head(Co.Wexford),I decided to go down there today.In the absence of a lift,this involved getting a bus from Cork to Waterford,a lift from there to the river ferry at Passage East and then 2 lifts to get to Hook.
		Although it was a juv/1st-w type,it was surprisingly distinctive at rest,and Richard's never really crossed my mind at all.In particular,the dark loral area produced a different head pattern,and the more horizontal stance gave the bird a slight resemblance to a flava wagtail.
		I had a similar pursuit of a Tawny at the airfield of St Mary's (Scilly) recently.
	www.birdforum.net /printthread.php?t=8544 (164 words)

	The Tawny Pipit (1944) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The mill wheel and the bridge behind it remain the same, great film, great location and a marvelous slice of social and cinema history.
		I am sure that I saw a Tawny pipit in the distance.Unlike the Titfield Thunderbolt which shows an England that does not exist anymore this great film shows locations that remain the same to this day.
		Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for The Tawny Pipit (1944)
	us.imdb.com /title/tt0037352 (271 words)

	Anthus campestris
		The almost complete lack of streaks on the underparts is one of the best ways to tell a Tawny Pipit which also looks bigger and leggier than other pipits.
		The pale sandy plumage, bold eyestripe and prominent line of fl feathers on the median coverts are also useful features.
		Juveniles are similar to Richard's Pipits, but are slimmer with a distinctive dark line from the bill to the eye.
	www.birdguides.com /html/vidlib/species/Anthus_campestris.htm (202 words)

	September 1995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Richardés Pipit, Anthus richardi, 1 at Lake Bolmen (Smaaland) 2.9, 1 passing south at Getteroen (Halland) 6.9, 1 at Groenskaer (Stockholm archipelago) 8.9, 1 at Utlängan (Blekinge) 13.9
		We had to walk between rockets and shells to get to this place and it is only open on Sundays.
		Tawny pipit at Pleinmont Point, Guernsey, from 14.9.95 showing well at 10.30am today 16.9.95.
	ebn.unige.ch /ebn/obs/ebn_9_95.html (3824 words)

	Tawny Pipit Film Review - Time Out Film
		Tawny Pipit Film Review - Time Out Film
		English whimsy at its mildest follows the fuss and consternation when convalescent airman MacGinnis and his nurse John discover a pair of tawny pipits nesting in the meadow near their Cotswold village.
		It's a rare event, since the birds have only once been sighted in England before, so the whole local community ends up guarding the spot day and night to ward off prospective egg-snatchers.
	www.timeout.com /film/78983.html (116 words)

	239. TAWNY PIPIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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		Two Tawny Pipits had been reported at Portland Bill the previous day along with a Red Backed Shrike so it was an obvious place to go.
		There was no sign of the Shrike when I got there but it was evident that the Pipits were in the next field and sure enough both were there and provided not just a Dorset Tick but a Lifer too.
	journals.aol.com /crossmik4/UKList/entries/2005/12/07/239.-tawny-pipit/478 (91 words)

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	797 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		October: Sooty Shearwater (1980), 2 Garganeys (1995), 3 Sabine's Gulls (1931), Little Auk (1985), 4 Richard's Pipits (1881, 1988:2, 1990), Grey-cheeked Thrush (1937), 4 Pallas's Warblers (1989, 1996: 3), 4 Yellow-browed Warblers (1933, 1986, 1987, 1996), Radde's Warbler (1930), Raven (1875), Parrot Crossbill (1982), 3 Little Buntings (1850, 1852, 1879).
		October: Sooty Shearwater (1972), Manx Shearwater (1972), Storm Petrel (1984), Gyr Falcon (1881), Red-necked Phalarope (1930), Little Auk (1995), 4 Richard's Pipits (1852, 1881:3), Olive-backed Pipit (1986), Red-throated Pipit (1990), Radde's Warbler (1996), 3 Pallas's Warblers (1875, 1988, 1996), 3 Yellow-browed Warblers (1987, 1995, 1996), Raven (1953), Little Bunting (1995).
		October: 4 Leach's Petrels (1984, 1989:2, 1991), 2 Grey Phalaropes (1905, 1973), 2 Little Auks (1993), Puffin (1986), 3 Richard's Pipits (1879, 1881, 1988), Dipper (1956), Black-eared Wheatear (1851), Desert Wheatear (1856), Pallas's Warbler (1993), Isabelline Shrike (1854), 2 Rustic Buntings (1923, 1987).
	www.oag-helgoland.de /sprachen/english/recentnews/k10e.htm (508 words)

	Telpost Breskens - Spring 2001, april
		Gannet 1, Meadow Pipit 94, yellow wagtail ssp 1, Blue-headed Wagtail 4, Yellow Wagtail 1, Serin 1, Linnet 250, Lesser Redpoll 1
		Gull 5, Swallow 4, Tree Pipit 4, Meadow Pipit 90, Rock Pipit 1, Grey Wagtail 1, yellow wagtail ssp 17, Blue-headed Wagtail 2, Yellow Wagtail 2, Carrion Crow 31, Serin 1, Linnet 39
		Gull 1, Tree Pipit 2, Meadow Pipit 97, yellow wagtail ssp 26, Carrion Crow 86, Serin 1, Linnet 78, Lesser Redpoll 2, Yellowhammer 1
	www.birdingzeeland.nl /eng/breskens/recent0401.htm (768 words)

	Sussex Ornithological Society news prior to 12th Jan2000
		Entering the Northern Bay in the evening the Dolphins began to appear,mostly Common(c300),but also Striped and Bottle Nosed,as well as at least 25 Pilot Whales.One Minke Whale was spotted by the Cetacean Survey team on the bridge.2 Redshanks and a Whimbrel heading South were further signs of early autumn migration.
		Another feature of this,and any other mountainous area we visited,were the families of Black Redstart-the males distinctly fler here than in the rest of Europe.Here we saw our first Crag Martins,Griffon Vultures,Water Pipits and Wheatears of the holiday,all of which proved to be common in the Picos.Our only Alpine Swifts were also seen here.
		From A259 use the car park by Bulverhythe rec ground and follow river N for 1.5 miles to view bushes opposite set-aside from iron bridge.
	www.sos.org.uk /news/oldnews/oldnews000827.htm (10612 words)

	LabradorNet datebase Cannonridge Jackdaw (Cannonridge) (Black) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Marriage (6): Haverton Tawny Pipit At Brigburn (Haverton) (Choc)
		Cannonridge next mated to Haverton Tawny Pipit At Brigburn (Haverton) (Choc), daughter of Ch.
		(Haverton Tawny Pipit At Brigburn (Haverton) (Choc) was born in 1986.)
	www.labradornet.com /genped/888.htm (403 words)

	Anthropoides - Arborophila
		Anthus hodgsoni groene boompieper olive-backed pipit, oriental tree pipit
		Anthus rubescens Amerikaanse waterpieper American pipit, buff-bellied pipit
		Aquila rapax nipalensis Afrikaanse steppearend steppe eagle, Mongolian tawny eagle
	home.planet.nl /~kooij395/Lijsten/Vogels/anthropoides.html (100 words)

	The SOC - Scottish Birds index by Keith Naylor (part 4) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		2: 250 Yellow-browed Warbler and Tawny Pipit in Lewis
		4: 100 Scandinavian Rock Pipits in Scotland in spring
		4: 377 Red-throated Pipits in Shetland in spring
	www.the-soc.zenwebhosting.com /sb_index4.htm (2200 words)

	Automn migration counts
		Osprey 1, Ortolan Bunting 1, Tawny Pipit 1
		Grey Heron 1, Greenshank 3, Common Sandpiper 7, Green Sandpiper 3, Cuckoo 1, Barn Swallow 8, House Marin 2, Tree Pipit 6, Meadow Pipit 4, Dunnock 11, white wagtail 1, yellow wagtail 97, Grey Wagtail 1, Starling 15, Blackcap 1, Greenfinch 3
		Cormorant 3, Grey Heron 3, Yellow Wagtail 73, Tree Pipit 2, Spotted Flycatcher 1, Dunnock 4, Greenfinch 2, white wagtail 3, Starling 7, Turtle Dove 3, Meadow Pipit 2, Barn Swallow 2, Ringed Plover 1, Common Sandpiper 5, Green Sandpiper 4, Dunlin 1, Wood Pigeon 3, Greenshank 2 and one
	www.birdingzeeland.nl /eng/nolle/aug2001.htm (838 words)

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