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The Buff-bellied Pipit, also known as the American Pipit, is a small, migratory bird that thrives in the tundra during the summer months. Known for its ground-dwelling habits, this species primarily feeds on insects and is often observed walking rather than flying.

The American Pipit is a subtly marked bird, characterized by its whitish belly and breast adorned with dark spots. It has a brown back, along with a dark beak and legs. Identifying this species requires careful observation, as it is often seen running on the ground, which is a notable behavioral trait.

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