Arabian lark – Eremalauda eremodites – is a small species of Lark, formerly combined with Dunn’s Lark. It has now been raised to its own species, and is resident over Arabia, to which it presumably is now endemic. In the AWB Region it is found in Syria, Jordan, KSA, Kuwait, Yemen and Oman. It is of Type – Alaudine, Family Alaudidae, and Order Passeriformes.
Type - Alaudine - Typical Habitat - remote open arid plains and sandy deserts, Order: Passeriformes Family: Alaudidae Genus: Eremalauda Species - Eremalauda eremodites Arabian lark - Species - ebird.org Arabian lark - Species sheet - wikipedia.org Arabian lark - Database - avibase Arabian lark - Species - saudibirding.com Arabian lark - Sounds & Maps - xeno-canto.org Additional Material... Arabian lark - Images - google.com Arabian lark - Video - youtube.com Arabian lark - Datazone - birdlife.org