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Essex Field Club
Essex Field Club
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Species Account for Anthus trivialis

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Anthus trivialis  (Linnaeus)
Tree Pipit
Birds: Motacillidae

 
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National status: A
BAP status: UKBAP  
Essex RDB: Listed



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Essex Red Data List comment
Marked decline since the mid 1970s when over 100 pairs across County. Now largely confined to Epping Forest where no more than 10 pairs have been found since the mid 1990s and only 2 - 3 since 2000. Population estimate: 2 - 5 pairs.


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