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On 11/13/2010 9:01 PM, James Hirtle wrote:
> Anyhow, at one point in the book it talks about Larks. First it refers
> to the horned lark and then to a separate species of Praire Lark. Does
> this second species of lark still exist, or does it go by a different
> name or were they lumped together as time went on?
* before 1957 the AOU assigned English names to subspecies, so the
Prairie Lark would be a prairie subspecies of the Horned Lark.
fred.
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