woodlark Definition
a small brownish Eurasian lark with a melodious song, found mainly in heathland and open woodland..
Using woodlark: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "woodlark" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The woodlark's song is a beautiful melody.
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Woodlarks are often found in heathland and open woodland areas.
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I saw a woodlark perched on a tree branch this morning.
woodlark Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for woodlark
- Eurasian lark
- Lullula arborea
Phrases with woodlark
woodlark's song
the melodious song of the woodlark
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The woodlark's song filled the air with its beautiful melody.
woodlark's nest
the nest of a woodlark, usually built on the ground and made of grass and twigs
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We found a woodlark's nest hidden in the grass.
woodlark's habitat
the natural environment where woodlarks live and thrive, such as heathland and open woodland areas
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The conservationists are working to preserve the woodlark's habitat.
Summary: woodlark in Brief
A 'woodlark' [ˈwʊd.lɑːk] is a small brownish Eurasian lark that is known for its melodious song. It is typically found in heathland and open woodland areas. The woodlark's song is a beautiful melody that fills the air, and it builds its nest on the ground using grass and twigs. Conservationists work to preserve the woodlark's habitat.
