Caught in the act: Sabota Lark Calendulauda sabota bradfieldi drinking water

Derek Engelbrecht

Caught in the act: Sabota Lark Calendulauda sabota bradfieldi drinking water

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Derek Engelbrecht

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Most lark species are able to survive without drinking water. They do this by obtaining sufficient moisture through metabolic oxidation of their food, from moisture in their food, and/or by collecting dew on vegetation.

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2012-07-26

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Engelbrecht, D. (2012). Caught in the act: Sabota Lark Calendulauda sabota bradfieldi drinking water. Biodiversity Observations, 51–52. Retrieved from https://journals.uct.ac.za/index.php/BO/article/view/145

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Caught in the act: Sabota Lark <i>Calendulauda sabota bradfieldi</i> drinking water

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