skylark

Converse of object

• hear: How much is it worth to hear skylarks singing on a summer's day?
• include: These grasslands also provide feeding or breeding habitat for a number of scarce or declining birds including the skylark.
• see: I used to see skylarks flying high up, and kites circling in the sky.
• breed: The loss of breeding skylarks from at least one site in Darwen followed amenity tree-planting to ' improve the environment ' .
• nest: Intensive grazing of pasture and saltmarsh can create a sward that is too short for nesting skylarks.
• watch: I stood and watched that skylark on the wing, And as I stood I felt my chest grow tight.

Adjective modifier

• Eurasian: Eurasian Skylark [ cantarella ] ( Alauda arvensis cantarella ) At Mövenpick Golf Hotel, walking on the lawn.
• Oriental: Flights of Pygmy Cormorants skim the water, Collared Pratincoles nest on the lake shore and Oriental Skylarks sing overhead.
• more: Incidentally two or more skylarks are very appropiately called an exaltation!

Preposition: on

• farm: The added bonus of adding cereals to our rotations has been the arrival of skylarks on the farm.

Modifies a noun

• number: This studied noted that organic farming reverses most of the agricultural trends that appear to have caused the decline in skylark numbers.
• singing: Skylark singing; Reed Bunting, Yellowhammer, Sedge Warbler in the hedgerow.
• population: The plan contains a number of surprises, including the fact that RCT supports a skylark population.
• nest: If aware of skylark nest site do not disturb the immediate area close by.
• breed: Breeding birds of the river margins include sedge warbler, whitethroat and reed bunting, while skylark breeds on the meadow.

Preposition: in

• song: Also seen were 4 woodcock, 34 meadow pipit, a redpoll and a skylark in song.

Noun used with modifier

• pipit: Meadow pipits skylarks and small waders are their most common meals.