South Georgia Pipit

South Georgia PipitThis small bird is endemic to South Georgia and has thick plumage suited to the cold. It nests among tussock grass and feeds on insects along the shore.What does it look like?It has thicker plumage than other pipits of similar weight, an adaptation to the severe conditions.How does it live?This small bird is endemic to South Georgia and has thick plumage suited to the cold. It nests among tussock grass and feeds on insects along the shore.It breeds among tussock grass and feeds mainly on insects along the shore. Its population and range recovered after invasive rats were eradicated.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.