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Richard's pipit|ˈrɪtʃədz|
[tr. F. pipi Richard (L. J. P. Vieillot in Nouveau Dict. d'Hist. Nat. (1818) XXVI. 491), named after Monsieur Richard, an amateur ornithologist of Lunéville, who first made it known.]
A large pipit, Anthus novæseelandiæ (which includes the former A. richardi), found in large areas of the Palæarctic region.
1833P. J. Selby Illustr. Brit. Ornith. (ed. 2) I. 264 (heading) Richard's pipit. 1870Zoologist V. 1984 Richard's Pipit... Some of them are doing well in confinement. 1921Ibis III. 653 La Touche..appears to recognize this southern Chinese race of Richard's Pipit. 1953D. A. Bannerman Birds Brit. Isles II. 51 Richard's pipit has been found over a hundred times in the British Isles since the first established record in 1812 when one was netted near London. 1971Country Life 9 Sept. 616/2 It is the Scarborough bird-watchers who have made Filey Brigg famous..searching for and identifying rare visitors..such as Richard's pipit. |