Alaudidae
Songbirds that usually live on the ground (often in dry climes). Well camouflaged in the ground, you usually spot them only when they move. Can be incredibly hard to distinguish between the species. Did you know that Romans ate Lark's tongues?
Ashy Crowned Sparrow-lark (Female)
Sparrow-lark,
Ashy Crowned Sparrow-lark (Male)
Sparrow-lark,
Eurasian Skylark
Initially, I had identified this as the New Zealand Pipit but it appears to be the more commonly occurring Eurasian Skylark. The NZ pipit has a much more prominent supercilium.
Skylark,Initially, I had identified this as the New Zealand Pipit but it appears to be the more commonly occurring Eurasian Skylark. The NZ pipit has a much more prominent supercilium.
Indian Bushlark
Bushlark,
Horned Lark (longirostris)
Lark,
Fischer's Sparrow-lark
Sparrow-lark,
