
Horned Lark (Eremophila alpestris) in Boone County, Illinois

by The Birdfreak Team on January 4, 2008
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I’ve never seen a lark in my whole life (real time that is, not a photo.) I don’t know that that will ever change. Thanks for sharing your photo!
Loved this Horned Lark photo! BRAVO Phriday Photo!
Great image. Never seen one, would sure like to. Thanks for sharing.
Love the Horned Lark! Though they are common around here they are not always the easiest bird to get a good look at. I love it when there is a light snow on the fields for that is when the beauty of the bird (as you have caputered so well) really stands out!
Nice job capturing a photo of the Horned lark in the snow.-Sometimes those pictures don’t come out well.