Pipits occur on all continents, except Antarctica, with many species that are often difficult to distinguish from each other. The American Pipit is a drab, inconspicuous, migratory songbird that
occurs throughout North America and south to El Salvador. It is one of a
very few species of ground-inhabiting songbirds that breed at high
altitudes in alpine meadows and on the arctic tundra. We saw many American Pipits during our high altitude hikes in Colorado.
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