The Horned Lark is a challenge to photograph. They forage in flocks and scatter as a group when the most flighty bird becomes wary. They don't move south until the temperature drops to -15C or so it seems. They nest in the thousands on the southern coastal barrens of Newfoundland where I will see them again this summer.
They forage on the corn stubble as witnessed by the first photograph below.
Horned Lark
Horned Lark 303
Horned Lark 300
Horned Lark 302
Horned Lark 301
Horned Lark 304
