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Paramo pipit

The paramo pipit (Anthus bogotensis) is a species of bird in the family Motacillidae, the wagtails and pipits. It is found in Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela.

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Distribution and habitat

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Description

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Paramo pipit

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples42
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
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Paramo pipit

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related to Distribution and habitat · 13
Paramo pipit → Ancash DepartmentA, Andes, Argentina's Tucumán Province, Bolivia's Cochabamba DepartmentA, Central Andes, Colombia's Eastern, Ecuador, Mérida, Peru, The, TrujilloA, Táchira, Venezuelan Andes
related to Status · 8
Paramo pipit → Colombia, Ecuador, It, Least Concern, No, Peru, The IUCN, Venezuela
related to Description · 6
Paramo pipit → Adults, All, Subspecies, T5, The, Their
related to Breeding · 5
Paramo pipit → Males, March, November, Peru, The
is a · 3
Paramo pipit → bird of open treeless landscapes, year-round resident but is thought to make some elevational movements between seasons, year-round resident but is thought to make some elevational movements between seasons.FeedingThe paramo pipit feeds on insects and seeds
related to Feeding · 2
Paramo pipit → It, The
related to Taxonomy and systematics · 2
Paramo pipit → Anthus, The
related to Vocalization · 2
Paramo pipit → It, The
related to Movement · 1
Paramo pipit → The

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paramo pipit bogotensis buffy peru dusky species subspecies meridae ecuador anthus shiptoni streaks colombia venezuela 1855 family immaculatus white wing

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Paramo pipitis abird of open treeless landscapes0.90text
Paramo pipitis ayear-round resident but is thought to make some elevational movements between seasons.FeedingThe paramo pipit feeds on insects and seeds0.90text
Paramo pipitis ayear-round resident but is thought to make some elevational movements between seasons0.90text
Paramo pipitrelated to BreedingThe0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to BreedingMarch0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to BreedingNovember0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to BreedingPeru0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to BreedingMales0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to DescriptionAdults0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to DescriptionTheir0.60section
Paramo pipitrelated to DescriptionT50.60section

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