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Index of Subjects Thanks to Paul for posting that useful account of Horned Larks by Ron Pittiway. Essentially, what to look for are differences in facial colour - quite strongly yellowish in our usual fa-through-spring subspecies alpestris, white in hoyti, and with at most a lemon yellow wash on the throat of subspecies praticola - which once nested in NS and may still do so in the Valley, Quoting Paul Murray <murraypaul@ns.sympatico.ca>: > Re: Tuma's challenge to look for the Hoyt's Horned Lark. > > I had some difficulty identifying what I was supposed to look for > and a google search turned up the following PDF file on Horned larks > that some may find helpful in their search! See page 5 for info on > "Hoyt's Horned Lark". > > http://www.jeaniron.ca/2010/hornedlark.pdf > > Happy New Year! > > Paul Murray > Dartmouth > >
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