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Eastern Clapper Lark

Eastern Clapper Lark

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The Eastern Rufous-naped Lark is a common and widespread species across East and Southern Africa, known for its rufous patch on the nape and loud, clear call.
Where to spot
Widespread in savannas, open woodlands, and grasslands across East and Southern Africa.
How to spot
Look for it perched conspicuously on low bushes or termite mounds. The rufous nape is a key field mark. Listen for its loud, clear, rising and falling whistle.
When to spot
Observable year-round, but most vocal during the breeding season (wet season in tropics, spring/summer in southern Africa).
This lark often perches prominently on top of small trees or bushes to sing its characteristic loud, clear, whistling song.
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