Tuesday, November 24, 2020
American Pipit
Yesterday morning we took another driving tour of Livermore Road and I was able to photograph this American Pipit along with other species which you can see in our list with additional photos here. The American Pipit is a small sparrow sized bird, and a winter migrant here in the Willamette Valley. In adding this photo to the Critters section of Cascade Ramblings, Jeanette and I remembered that our very first sighting of an American Pipit was in Arizona on the lower Colorado River at Buckskin Mountain State Park. It was during a bird walk that I was leading as a Park Volunteer. Even though I was leading the group, I had no idea what we were seeing. Luckily we had an experienced birder in the group who politely suggested it was an American Pipit. It took some digging but I was able to find that date was January 24, 2011. I did not get a photo that day, but have since photographed American Pipits in a variety of locations. Here is the link to the Critters page of Cascade Ramblings.
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