The Rufous-naped Lark, Corypha africana (AUDIO)

Uppsala University

Caption

The Rufous-naped Lark Corypha africana usually sings from a low perch, such as a small bush or termite mound. It sometimes flaps its wings rapidly, producing a brief, faint flapping sound immediately before singing. Liuwa Plain, Zambia, 5 November 2023. Recording: Per Alström.

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Per Alström

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