Larks (Family Alaudidae)

[nan]

need help please
Union End waterhole 23.1.2016
Lark

Nice Dusky Lark!

Some birdbooks say you can ID it by its foraging behaviour: walking and raising the wings in an attempt to flush insects out of the ground.

[nan]

and this one... not a Fawn colored Lark because of the white in the tail



I was thinking of a Pipit ?
my nephew and I have tried to ID, nor me, nor he are birding

Fawn-coloured Lark can show a white edge to the outer tail feathers, so...

[Mel]

After our lenghty lark discussion on elsewhere yesterday, I consider this one a fawn-coloured lark as well and it seems quite similar to yours, nan.

[harrys]

Hi there

Please help with id (KTP)

Fawn coloured lark.

[nan]

Kgalagadi 19.11.2017
and for this one I think of a Fawn Coloured Lark

Fawn Coloured Lark ???

need help please

Starks Lark maybe? Huge, pink bill.

[Lisbeth]

One more: Flappet lark (dark underparts and big bill) or Sabota lark

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For the Lark I think it is a Sabota Lark, being more brown than rufous, but some Sabota are rather rufous. The long white eyebrow is distinctive. But I am not 100% sure.

[Dindingwe]

For the Lark I think it is a Sabota Lark, being more brown than rufous, but some Sabota are rather rufous. The long white eyebrow is distinctive. But I am not 100% sure.

This one is also a Sabota Lark :

But I also have a identification problem with a Lark, seen at Mkhuze in April last year. Is it a Sabota or a Flappet or still another one according to you ?

[Lisbeth]

They are most likely all Sabota larks. The long white eyebrow doesn't lie

[ExFmem]

Another one pretty please KTP Sept/Oct

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[Klipspringer]

I am not good at Larks, but ...
Spike-heeled Lark