Swallows and Larks
Swallows are highly adapted to aerial feeding. They have slender streamlined body, and long pointed wings. These allow great maneuverability and endurance. Their legs are short and designed more for perching not walking. They can be found on every continent.
The only Lark in North America is the Horned Lark. They are mainly a brown-gray above and pale below. They have a striking black and yellow face pattern. They nest on the ground. They feed mainly on seeds but eat insects during breeding season.
The only Lark in North America is the Horned Lark. They are mainly a brown-gray above and pale below. They have a striking black and yellow face pattern. They nest on the ground. They feed mainly on seeds but eat insects during breeding season.
