雄鳥 © Christoph Moning eBird S21332680 Macaulay Library ML 63739361
雌鳥 © Theo Staengl
雌鳥 © Peter Candido
幼鳥 © Matt Davis
幼鳥 © Brian Hicks
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雄鳥 © Christoph Moning
雄鳥 © Curtis Dykstra
雄鳥 © Matt Davis
雄鳥 © Cameron Eckert
雄鳥 © Imran Shah
雄未成鳥 © Kyle Tansley
雄未成鳥 © Bruce Van Valen
雌鳥/未成鳥 © Steve Kelling
棲地 © Tim Lenz

Horned Lark Eremophila alpestris

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辨識

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Squat-looking bird with short legs and low-profile body. Adults are mostly sandy-brown with white belly, sometimes with blurry streaks on sides of breast. Look for bold head pattern, especially black mask and chest band. Throat color varies from yellow to white. Namesake horns on head are sometimes visible at close range. Juveniles can be confusing; they are messy-looking, grayish-brown with bold white spots and scallops on the upperparts. Note bill shape to help separate from sparrows or longspurs. Widespread in open habitats throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Typically seen in flocks, sometimes mixed in with other open-ground songbirds, running along the ground in open areas with little to no vegetation. Listen for lovely jumbled song, as well as variable high-pitched calls when flying over.

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