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About 35 miles behind the front line
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Skylark? - Ulcinj Saltpans, Montenegro
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Could someone pls tell me if this is a skylark? Everything looks right but at no stage did any crests appear from the fifty-ish birds we saw yesterday. Thanks for any help. Richard |
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Spot on with Sky Lark. The crests aren't often visible in the winter.
Chris
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Ah, that would make sense then. I was wondering if it might be a seasonal thing. Much appreciated Chris.
Richard |
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