Larks sounds
Larks deliver single clean phrases, rising songs and long continuous beds, some paired with robins or placed against light wind, streams or distant traffic. Several regional and scientific names appear that the category title does not reveal, including crested, wood, calandra and horned larks from Europe, Central Asia and Japan. Lengths stretch from two-second contact calls to nearly five-minute ambient chorus recordings.
45 sounds
Forest lark and european robin at the stream
Lark
Singing skylark alauda arvensis
Song of the lark
Field lark alauda arvensis
Field lark against the backdrop of a light breeze
The joyful whistle of a field lark
Field lark by the stream
The singing of the sweet voiced lark
Meadow lark
The wild chirping of an alarmed bird
Canto delle allodole — Italian recording
Singing while rising above the field
Singing on the Suffolk Brecks
Morning trill on dewy meadow
Hibari — singing by a Japanese field
Long lek flight of a male
Pair soars and sings over the field
White-winged — Alauda leucoptera
Duet over heather moorland
Spring chirping in a pine woodland
Forest — characteristic descending phrases
Song — short clean phrase
Haubenlerche — german recording of a crested lark
Crested lark sings by the road
Short contact call of a crested lark
Calm ambient over spring meadow
Horned — short high phrase
Eastern skylark — Alauda gulgula
Singing near Tashkent
Melanocorypha calandra — low phrases
Large-billed in the morning chorus
Steppe — Calandra lark in Uzbekistan
Woodlark — Romanian recording
In the sand dunes — singing Lullula
Crested — greek Κατσουλιέρης
Summer song on a Dutch pasture
Song at the city outskirts
Eremophila alpestris in alpine tundra
Alpine voice above the snowfield
Lullula arborea — song in Kazdağ
Clean recording of crested lark
Galerida cristata — full song
Melodic voice with a crest
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