Lark Bunting | Animalz

Lark BuntingBreeding males are black with a white wing patch, while females, young birds, and males outside the breeding season are brown. It gathers in grasslands and shrubsteppe of the Great Plains.What does it look like?Breeding males are black with a white wing patch. Females, young birds, and nonbreeding males are brown and streaked.How does it live?Breeding males are black with a white wing patch, while females, young birds, and males outside the breeding season are brown. It gathers in grasslands and shrubsteppe of the Great Plains.During the breeding season it uses grasslands and shrubsteppe across the Great Plains and may forage in flocks.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.