#wiesenpieper

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The world of pipits is very confusing to me; they all look very similar. However, the Meadow Pipit is indeed found in meadows, and the Tree Pipit loves clambering around in trees.

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1 Sporenstelze, Motacilla citreola, 2 Schafstelze Motacilla flava, 3 Wiesenpieper, Anthus pratensis | Die Vögel (1913) | Alfred Edmund Brehm (1829-1884) | Biodiversity Heritage Library

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Upon his return, the Meadow Pipit checks the stability of the fence posts. He seems satisfied with the results.

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The heather begins to bloom and the meadow pipit invites you to play hide and seek

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Pipits! Every time I see one, I have to rethink which one it is. Here, Meadow Pipit and Tree Pipit.

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It's worth scouring the fences

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And once again a bird of the brand: small, brown and cute

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And here is the continuation of my little Helgoland series (Mid-October): the meadow pipits. They are only rarely seen on the mainland, but here on the island it's busy at bird migration time – on the beach, in the meadows, on the rocks – they are everywhere.