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Galerida cristata (Crested Lark)

English: Crested Lark, Common Crested Lark
Russian: Хохлатый жаворонок

Mongolian: Согсоот божирго, Согсоот болжмор

German: Haubenlerche

French: Gocheves Huppe

Japanese: ウスイロハマヒバリ (Usuiro-hama-hibari)

Body length: 17-19 cm
Wing span: 31-35 cm

Passage migrant /winter visitor
Breeding season: May-September

Egg number: 3-5 (occasionally 6)
Egg colour: Buffish-white with yellowish and pale grey fine spots, blotches.
Brood:  1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Insects, seeds and buds of various plants.

Habitat: Breeds in open areas in bare rocky or sandy areas of desert steppe and the Gobi desert. It nests on the ground, on waste bordering tracks or in crops with sparse vegetation in desert steppe and the Gobi desert. The hollow is dug by the parent birds if none available. The nest is a loose construction of dry grasses and other plants, with a finer lining of grass and hair.

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