Horned Lark Range Map
The Horned Lark breeds in North America from western and northern Alaska, the Arctic Coast of northern Canada, Prince Patrick, Devon, and Baffin Islands, and northern Labrador south to Mexico, southwestern Louisiana, central Missouri, northern Alabama and North Carolina. It winters from southern Canada south throughout the breeding range and locally or irregularly to the Gulf Coast and southern Florida. The Horned Lark inhabits a wide variety of open habitats, from coastal dunes and alpine tundra to prairies and deserts. It prefers areas with a minimum of vegetation, such as natural or planted low-stature grasslands, cultivated and plowed fields, golf courses, airports and other relatively barren areas. In winter, it groups in small-to-enormous flocks on open, barren sites similar to its breeding habitat.

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