Pipits, Longclaws And Wagtails, Kings Of The Grasslands!

South African Longclaw, Pipit And Wagtail Species

The South African birds; Pipit, Longclaw and Wagtail, all inhabit grassland or flat open areas in our wonderful country. The Pipits and Longclaws have always been known to "run" the grasslands how they want to, and so do the Wagtails. However the Wagtail species also live in Suburban regions and watery areas of South Africa. There are many Pipits and Wagtail species and only 3 Longclaw species, but all of these birds are relatively common and you should be able to witness them in the grassland biomes of South Africa.

1. Cape (Orange-Throated) Longclaw

2. Yellow-Throated Longclaw

3. Rosy-Throated (Pink-Throated) Longclaw

4. Cape Wagtail

5. African Pied Wagtail

6. Grey Wagtail

7. Mountain (Long-Tailed) Wagtail

8. Citrine Wagtail

9. Yellow Wagtail

10. Long-Billed Pipit

11. African Rock Pipit

12. Mountain Pipit

13. Long-Tailed Pipit

14. African (Grassveld) Pipit

15. Plain-Backed Pipit

16. Buffy Pipit

17. Bushveld Pipit

18. Short-Tailed Pipit

19. Tree Pipit

20. Red-Throated Pipit

21. Striped Pipit

22. Yellow-Breasted Pipit

23. Golden Pipit

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