Blyth’s Pipit Anthus godlewskii   [Taczanowski, 1876]

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Order: Passeriformes Family: Motacillidae
BTO Codes: , BLYPI EURING No: 10040
Number in Britain: Fewer than 20 records
Conservation Status:
UK: Not Assessed
European: Not evaluated
Global: Least Concern ( Details )
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Status in UK: (A)  Accidental
Subspecies: Monotypic
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Length: 17 cm Wingspan: 29 cm Weight: -    
Scientific name from: Gr.: anthos=a small grassland bird described by Aristotle and after Wiktor Godlewski (1831-1900) Polish farmer exiled to Siberia
World Distribution: BREEDS: e Asia, WINTERS: India & Sri Lanka
Habitat: Grassland
Diet: Small insects and other invertebrates, also some seeds

Records and Distribution

First Record: East Sussex, 1882 (Williamson, K. 1963. Bull. Brit. Orn. Club 97:60-61)
Total Number of Records (1950-2007): 13 Summary of Records by Year
Most Likely to Occur in: Too few records
Most Recent County Records:
   Scotland: Shetland (2007),
   North-east England:
   North-west England:
   English Midlands: Nottinghamshire (2002),
   Eastern England: Norfolk (1999), Suffolk (1994),
   South-east England: Kent (1994), East Sussex (1882),
   South-west England: Cornwall (2004), Dorset (1998), Isles of Scilly (2007),
   Wales: Caernarfonshire (2005),

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Other Names

 
Gaelic: Welsh:
Danish: Mongolsk piber Dutch: Mongoolse Pieper
Finnish: Mongoliankirvinen French: Pipit de Blyth
German: Steppenpieper Hungarian: Mongol pityer
Icelandic: Brumtittlingur Irish:
Italian: Prispolone di Blyth Norwegian: Godlewskipiplerke
Polish: Swiergotek stepowy Portuguese: Petinha-mongol
Spanish: Bisbita de Blyth Swedish: Mongolpiplärka

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