Rock Pipit and Tipula paludosa: A Unique Interaction in Coastal Ecosystems

The Rock Pipit (Anthus petrosus) runs through the grass with jerky movements. Stop, run, stop. This is the movement for quite a long time. Suddenly the Pipit has a long, thick object in its beak. It is a Marsh Cranefly. The Rock Pipit is a small passerine bird commonly found along the rocky coastlines of… Continue reading Rock Pipit and Tipula paludosa: A Unique Interaction in Coastal Ecosystems