Meadow Pipit | Animalz

Meadow PipitRecorded throughout the year in Britain and Ireland. It is most widespread in the north and west and in uplands during breeding, and across much of the area in winter except the highest ground.What does it look like?A small bird with brown, streaked plumage. In flight, the outer tail feathers look white.How does it live?Recorded throughout the year in Britain and Ireland. It is most widespread in the north and west and in uplands during breeding, and across much of the area in winter except the highest ground.During breeding it sings while rising, then flutters down in a display flight. In winter it may hide among plants in small flocks and suddenly fly up when disturbed.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.