Species names in all available languages
Language | Common name |
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Czech | skřivánek indický |
Danish | Indisk Dværglærke |
Dutch | Indische Zandleeuwerik |
English (United States) | Sand Lark |
French | Alouette raytal |
German | Uferlerche |
Icelandic | Hærulævirki |
Japanese | インドコヒバリ |
Norwegian | sanddverglerke |
Persian | چکاوک شنی |
Polish | skowrończyk malutki |
Russian | Песчаный жаворонок |
Slovak | škovránok retal |
Spanish | Terrera Raytal |
Spanish (Spain) | Terrera raytal |
Swedish | sandlärka |
Turkish | Çorak/Asya Çorak Toygarı |
Revision Notes
Prasad Ganpule and Per Alström revised the account. Tammy Zhang curated the media. Gracey Brouillard copyedited the account.
Alaudala raytal (Blyth, 1845)
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- ALAUDALA
- raytal
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Sand Lark Alaudala raytal Scientific name definitions
Version: 2.0 — Published May 7, 2022
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Movements and Migration
Movement
The Sand Lark is resident and sedentary, not known to undertake migration. Individuals are seen in the same area all year round in Gujarat, India (PG). Sand Larks may exhibit some short local movements in the non-breeding season, but these facts are not well established. For instance, during the non-breeding season, Sand Lark has been seen in a dried lake in Kachchh, where it was not seen in the breeding season, suggesting that the Sand Lark moves short distances between different seasonal habitats (PG). There have also been reports of Sand Lark wintering in Desert National Park, where it was not seen in the breeding season (PG). Further study is required to ascertain whether some individuals undertake short local movements.
Dispersal and Site Fidelity
No information.