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Hey Janet,
there are rural spots in the south that boast skylarks, too. :-))


Then I suspect suitable habitat to be in the likes of Bodmin Moor and Dart
Moor, all well to the the south? I understand where habitat (sometimes)
may be more important than latitude, in the UK as well as the US. At least
with plants, and perhaps with mobile creatures such as birds. Either way,
what Janet describes is wonderful. Closest we have to this is the behaviour
of killdeer, at this time of year.

Scott who (finally!) enjoyed his first day of the season at 65F in Maine (a
very chilly corner of Maine)