Sandy heaths, the edges of dry woodland and downland.
Nest is well hidden on the ground.
Broad wings, undulating action. Varied calls, unlike Skylark's. Rather inappropriately named, the Woodlark actually lives on open country with only a few scattered trees. It is smaller than other larks, only about 15cm long, but has broad wings which make it appear larger in flight. It is also an extremely rare bird, with a 1991 survey estimating only 350 pairs in the whole of Great Britain.