Berry Springs, NT
I have never seen a Pipit, but in my books they don't look as dark around the eye? Could it be a Singing Bushlark?
(as I always say, wait for someone who knows better)
M-L
A female Figbird... Not a pipit, very rarely a pipit would be perched in a tree.
Brandon (aka ihewman)
I agree with Figbird. See them every day but not in this pose.
Brandon.... M-L
(I do get some right sometime .I haven't seen a Figbird, they don't come down here.)
Maybe you dont put out the proper food.
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I have never seen a Pipit, but in my books they don't look as dark around the eye? Could it be a Singing Bushlark?
(as I always say, wait for someone who knows better
)
M-L
A female Figbird... Not a pipit, very rarely a pipit would be perched in a tree.
Brandon (aka ihewman)
I agree with Figbird. See them every day but not in this pose.
(I do get some right sometime .
I haven't seen a Figbird, they don't come down here.)
M-L
Maybe you dont put out the proper food.