Rufous-rumped Lark © pinterest.com

Vagrant to Gambia.

Often placed in genus Mirafra, but distinctive in terms of structure, plumage (including slight sexual dimorphism) and migratory behaviour. Forms a superspecies with Dusky Lark (Pinarocorys nigricans), and sometimes considered conspecific.


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