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Photo: Charles J. Sharp, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0Pipits & wagtails · Motacillidae
Paddyfield Pipit
Anthus rufulus
Highest confidence 0.80
The Paddyfield Pipit (Anthus rufulus) is a confirmed bird of Baner, Pune. Earth Pulse's two recorders have confirmed it in 1 recordings on 1 days since 30 Aug 2026, with a highest BirdNET confidence of 0.80. It is heard in 0% of recordings, most often around 11:00 IST, and was last confirmed on 30 Aug 2026.
Paddyfield Pipit in Pune: questions and answers
Is the Paddyfield Pipit found in Pune?
The Paddyfield Pipit (Anthus rufulus) is a confirmed bird of Baner, Pune. Earth Pulse's two recorders have confirmed it in 1 recordings on 1 days since 30 Aug 2026, with a highest BirdNET confidence of 0.80. It is heard in 0% of recordings, most often around 11:00 IST, and was last confirmed on 30 Aug 2026.
When is the best time to hear the Paddyfield Pipit in Baner, Pune?
It is heard most often around 11:00 IST. At dawn (05:00–07:59) it is confirmed in 0 of every 100 recordings, at night (20:00–04:59) in 0, against 0 over the whole day. Rates are per recording, so the extra recordings made at dawn and dusk do not inflate them.
Is the Paddyfield Pipit a resident or a migrant in Pune?
Resident (provisional, from field guides for the Pune region; not yet reviewed for Baner).
How sure is Earth Pulse that it heard the Paddyfield Pipit?
Every detection on this page scored 0.70 or more in BirdNET (confirmed). Its highest confidence is 0.80 and the median of its confirmed detections 0.80; 0% scored 0.90 or more. Lower-scoring results (0.15 to 0.70) are stored but not published; they can be downloaded after signing in on the data page.
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