In Scotland it was confounded with the titlarkor pipit.
His descent after the song is finished is very rapid, and precisely like that of the titlark when it sweeps down from its course to alight on the ground.
The monotonous and yet pleasing cry of the peewits, the sweet titlark singing overhead, and the cuckoos flying round, filled the place with the magic charm of spring.
Near me a titlark every few minutes rose from the sward, and spreading his wings came down aslant, singing with all his might.
All through the long dark winter the wren and titlark sing cheerfully.
The American pipit or titlark and the shore lark, both birds of the far north, and seen in the States only in fall and winter, are said to sing on the wing in a similar strain.
The name Titlark is popularly applied to three common species of birds which were formerly placed in the same family with the Skylark.
Sometimes, too, the titlark plunges and sweeps earthwards almost perpendicularly, his tail trailing after him like a little brown comet.
When the note of the titlark linnet was thoroughly fixed, I hung the bird in a room with two common linnets for a quarter of a year.
They were in full song, but the titlark linnet adhered steadfastly to that of the titlark.
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