The Long-legged Pipit walks on open ground in dry grassland and farmland, searching for small invertebrates.
It is about 18 cm long. Its long legs and ground-feeding habits are reflected in its English name, Long-legged Pipit.
It is active by day and eats small invertebrates on the ground. It is recorded in open dry grassland, farmland, and clearings.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.