Singing Bush Lark

Singing Bush LarkThe Singing Bush Lark is a lark that searches the ground for seeds and insects. In Australia it uses grassland, open woodland, and farmland.What does it look like?Its upperparts are brown and streaked, while the underside is paler. Its plumage varies in tones that blend with the ground.How does it live?The Singing Bush Lark is a lark that searches the ground for seeds and insects. In Australia it uses grassland, open woodland, and farmland.It uses grassland, open woodland, saltbush country, and farmland, feeding on seeds and insects. After substantial rain it may nest in a hollow in the ground.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.