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Ashy-crowned Sparrow-Lark

Eremopterix griseus

Photo by ChimeTsetan
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Field Notes

Habitat:

Agricultural fields.

Notes:

The monsoon showers in south India has ended and all the birds have become busy chirping, flocking and feeding. It is really nice. I have seen few of these small birds (i shall upload) after their months long absence among fields. :) ID will be appreciated.

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Comments (9)

thank you satyen, no need to say sorry. you actually showed me direction of what group to look for... :) all efforts have its results. The result of ur effort is correct id of the bird. :) much appreciated.
On further checking I guess 8bitfinch is right, sorry. Removing suggestion.
thank you 8Bitfinch, i saw the same in Salim ali's book, where as black crown is not in it.
Ashy crowned seems to be a different bird
hey satyen, how about ashy-crowned sparrow-lark ????
Pls check here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-crowned_Sparrow-lark
thanks satyen... i checked ur suggestion link and other pictures. the black crown isn't that prominent in my spotting as compared to other available pics of black crowned sparrow-larks.. can there be difference in the amount of black plumage over its head ???
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PublishedOctober 22, 2011

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