Cochevis huppé (Lesbos #25) by GiMi53
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Description
Le Cochevis huppé (Galerida cristata) est une grosse alouette, de silhouette ronde et trappue. Sa livrée aux teintes terreuses lui offre une bonne homochromie avec son milieu environnant.Ces oiseaux sont omniprésents sur l’île de Lesbos
Another picture of this species in my series:
"Crested Lark (Lesbos #2)"
The Crested Lark, Galerida cristata, breeds across most of temperate Eurasia from Portugal to northeast China and eastern India, and in Africa south to Niger. In Lesbos, we saw these larks everywhere !
Thank you for you comments and favs on my previous upload :
"The happy couple * for kbrog (Lesbos #24)"

Comments (15)
wonderful capture of this lovely bird !!
What a dear bird! And excellent capture.
Another lovely shot in this fine series as LBJ are always hard to ID (Little Brown Jobs)
Lovely bird... cool colors and beautiful txt detais! XLT shot!
Very nice shot, love the composition and the wood adds a lot to the image.
Very lovely bird and photo !
Great picture. He seems to wear reading glasses.I wonder if there is someone like a ornithophthalmologist LOL. Now seriously, I love the bird, the color, the depth of field and the contrast between the hardness of the wood and the wire with the softness of the feathers.
excellent!!!
great shot
Excellent capture. Great shot
Xcellent shot!
Superb capture of this little bird!
Thank you for you comments and favs; my next upload :
"Yellow Wagtail (Lesbos #26)"
pas très joli, mais j'ai écouté son chant sur le net.. le ramage ne se rapporte pas au plumage ::)
I like this image capture on the fencepost. You get great pictures of the birds.