Burmese Bush Lark

Plocealauda microptera (Hume, 1873)

Alaudidae — Larks

Burmese Bush Lark, Plocealauda microptera, is a lark in the family Alaudidae that lives in central Myanmar, where it is endemic. It was described by Hume in 1873. Its range is confined to the Oriental Region in Myanmar. The species is the only one in its kind, with no recognised subspecies. It occurs in a range of open habitats, including grassland, unused farmland, sandy ground and cultivated land, particularly where trees and shrubs are present.

Order
Passeriformes
Family
Alaudidae — Larks
Breeding range
Oriental Region: c Myanmar
Burmese Bush Lark
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