Lark-like Bunting

Emberiza impetuani

Least Concern

The Lark-like Bunting is an Old World bunting of southern African open country and rocky hills. It feeds on seeds, shoots, and insects in open country, scrub, farmland, reeds, or rocky slopes, with many species showing seasonal plumage changes and giving simple songs from low perches.

Family

Emberizidae

Group

Old World Buntings

Range

Lark-like Bunting Range — Resident or seasonal range in southern African open country and rocky hills

Population

≈ Unknown

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