"cross" wrote
We have sky-larks here in rural East Sussex probably nesting in fields
that are not intensively farmed, but the numbers are much greater on the
South Downs where there is less farming.
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I'm in S Norfolk and when we moved to our present place in 1980 we used to
get skylarks singing over the arable fields behind us every summer. It was
lovely to listen to. Unfortunately I haven't heard them for the last few
years. :-(

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Sue