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Lark? in Kruger NP, South Africa (1 Viewer)

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From 31 August 2017. I called this an Eastern Clapper Lark but am now questioning myself. Is it even a lark?
 

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It's a Cisticola. If I remember correctly Rattling is the default savanna species and I think this looks fine for that sp.
 
Rattling are one of the most common birds in the bushveld and it is rather nondescript looking so I would agree with SJC.
 
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