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The lark is a representative bird of the grassland and belongs to the small songbirds. They often have a beautiful crest of feathers on their heads, a small, conical beak, and some species are long and slightly curved. The nostrils are often covered by hanging feathers.

The wings are slightly pointed and long, the tail is shorter than the wings, the posterior margin of the tarsal plantar is blunt, with shield-like scales, and the hind paws are generally long and straight. The common species in China include sand lark, lark, horned lark, small sand lark, spotted lark, gobrin and Mongolian lark. Sand larks and larks can rise from the ground and soar into the sky, maintaining a balance of up, down, front and back forces in the air, hanging in a little song.

Horned larks often run quietly on the ground, or stand on a high place to peep at the movements around them, and their movements are more secretive. The crested lark is named after the crest of its head, which is composed of a cluster of long black feathers that stand upright in the shape of a single horn, and it is generous by nature and likes to forage for food on the road as if no one is around. Females are also not as susceptible to flight as other birds when incubating their eggs.

In terms of feather color, the male has a reddish-brown head, back and forehead, mostly light brown on the back, dark brown on the wings and tail, grayish-white on the edges of the large wing feathers, and a black band of different widths running around the ramie, much like a —,- Shen thick necklace, with a white circle around the back of the chest. The abdomen is sandy-white, and the thorax is flanked by irregular black-brown stripes.

The lark has a loud voice, and is good at imitating the sounds made by other birds and animals and the movement of objects, and can sing in sets, and even sing and dance at the same time, which is very endearing.

The lark has a superb ability to learn the language of other animals, not only imitating the chirping of swallows, warblers, sparrows, thrushes, yellow finches and other birds, but also learning the clucking of hens, ducks, cats, dogs, and even babies. This acquired skill is perfected with age. It learns from the chirping of chicks, the cooing of hens calling chicks, the squeaking of chicks when chickens can't find hens, the clucking of hens when laying eggs, and the crowing of roosters.

A good lark can also connect the calls of various animals and sing them incessantly, as if it were a symphony.

The lark is both a "singer" and a "dancer". Its song is not just a single syllable, but a series of syllables. When it sings, it often spreads its wings and dances in various ways, as if a butterfly is fluttering.

The lark not only beautifies the environment with its beautiful singing voice, beautiful dancing posture and amazing flying skills, but also adds endless fun to human life, and maintains the balance of the ecosystem with its own existence.

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