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Adult there don´t seem to be any difference between male and female
Juvenile
Ökenberglärka - Eremophila bilopha - Temminck’s (horned) Lark
© NF Photo 121121, a desert area south of Guelmim, Morocco
I ws quite pleased when I found the image of the juvenile in my files. I´m not sure really if I did see the bird other then the movement gave it away.
About Temminck´s Lark on wikiI ws quite pleased when I found the image of the juvenile in my files. I´m not sure really if I did see the bird other then the movement gave it away.
Temminck's Horned Lark on Birdguids
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The Moroccan trip report on my Travel blog
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I have seen horned larks in Eastern Oregon. But never such good pictures.
ReplyDeletePretty Horned Lark, it looks similar to the Horned Lark we see here. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteThat Lark is one smart little bird.
ReplyDeletell the best Gordon.
This is an awesome bird. Thanks for showing us those horns!
ReplyDeleteFlotte bilder, likte muligheten til å gjøre bildene større.
ReplyDeleteDa så jeg bedre detaljene!
What a lovely bird! I like those little tufts on its head that look like a bull's horns. Very unusual.
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