When we first saw the photos we looked through the Per Alstrom and Krister Mild book Pipits and Wagtails and couldn’t turn it into anything but a RTPI. I had experience with multiple Pechora Pipits many years ago during the Spring of 1988 on Attu. They have a very different call note than Red-throated. If anyone hears the bird, one should note that Pechora’s give a singular monosyllabic note that can be heard on the Xeno-canto site at: http://www.xeno-canto.org/species/Anthus-gustavi Red-throated give a drawn out wheezy “speeeee” note that is very different. http://www.xeno-canto.org/species/Anthus-cervinus For more information on separating these two species there is an online article by Nial Moores. It is quite long but if you are interested in learning more about them then give it a read. http://www.birdskorea.org/Birds/Identification/ID_Notes/BK-ID-Pechora-Pipit.shtml Shawneen Finnegan Portland, OR