Colorado is known for its mountains and yet this bird is primarily in the prairies, though it is sometimes found at elevations of 8,000-9,000 feet. We might see them in neighboring counties like Park.

For some birds, a wide-open field is the only place they are comfortable, and they spend their life avoiding trees. Some of these field birds probably never sit on a tree branch. Their special nich… ...

More than 90% of those losses came from common birds like sparrows, blackbirds, warblers and finches. ... Horned lark named winner of 'Fat Bird Week' in Wisconsin. Show comments.

"With 60% of the votes, the Hefty Horned Lark takes home the gold as Wisconsin's chonkiest, floofiest bird," the NRF announced Tuesday. Horned larks are the only lark species native to North America.

The horned lark is a sparrow-like bird of prairies and deserts and its horns are feather tufts as well. Unlike the foolish person who tries to take a selfie with a bison, you needn’t fear being ...

For a lark, this bird imitates 34 others! ... Birds often learn to mimic other birds and sounds they hear, like Australia’s Superb lyrebird which can imitate chainsaws and car alarms.

The bird was identified and confirmed as a new record on the same day.” He said that the nature reserve alone had a record of about 169 species of birds. “With advancement in technology, new equipment ...