English: Horned lark, Shore Lark
Russian: Рогатый жаворонок
German: Ohrenlerche
French: Alouette haussecol
Mongolian: Шоорон эвэртболжмор
Japanese: ハマヒバリ (Hama-hibari)

Body length: 14-17 cm
Wing span: 26-31 cm

Resident breeder
Breeding season: April-July

Egg number: 4 (occasionally 2-7)
Egg colour: Pale greenish with fine buffish-brown speckles.
Brood:  1-2 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least concern

Food: Insects and their larvae, spiders, worms and seeds of various plants.

Habitat: Nests on the ground covered by tussocks, tall grasses and short bushes in open habitats in mountains, forest steppe, plains, and valleys of mountains, river and lakes. The nest is a hollow usually in the shelter of a plant tuft or stone. The nest is a hollow and usually in the shelter of a plant tuft stone. The nest is a cup of dry grass and plant stems, loosely put together, with a finer inner lining of plant matter down and hair.