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Pechora Pipit

Larks, Pipits & Wagtails

Anthus gustavi

Basic stats

Diet

Insects and other small invertebrates

Habitat

Grassy marshes, wet meadows, scrub, coastal grassland

Range

Breeds Siberia, winters in Southeast Asia and the Philippines

Clutch size

4–6 eggs

Incubation period

About 12–13 days

Size

Small (14–15cm)

Wingspan

~24–26cm

Weight

~20–25g

A shy, heavily streaked pipit that skulks in tall grass and is notoriously reluctant to flush, occurring in Borneo as a scarce and elusive winter visitor.

Feeds unobtrusively on insects among dense grass and marshland vegetation, and its secretive habits mean it is likely under-recorded compared with commoner wintering pipits.

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