For the purposes of our bird news services, Black Lark is classed as Mega: species which have not yet occurred in the British Isles or are exceedingly rare, or are otherwise highly desirable.

Ishim River, Kazakhstan 15/05/2008	Winterton Dunes, Norfolk 21/04/2008	Winterton Dunes, Norfolk 21/04/2008	Winterton Dunes, Norfolk 21/04/2008	Winterton Dunes, Norfolk 20/04/2008
Winterton Dunes, Norfolk 20/04/2008	South Stack, Anglesey 02/06/2003	South Stack, Anglesey 04/06/2003	South Stack, Anglesey 04/06/2003	South Stack, Anglesey 04/06/2003

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This species has been reported in the following areas (Bird News Extra subscribers can click a county name for more details):

Black Lark breeds in the following countries (Bird News Extra subscribers will see population statistics and information on trends for each country):

Russia

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	Rob Martin catches up with the Winterton Black Lark	Sunday 27th April 2008
	Having dipped the South Stack bird by several thousand miles, this was too tempting a twitch
	British Birds: Black Lark: New to Britain	Monday 7th April 2008
	A salutory lesson on why note-taking is important, and an insight into the work of the BBRC.
	BOURC: Black Lark Admitted to Category A of the British List	Tuesday 2nd November 2004
	The British Ornithologists' Union Records Committee (BOURC) has admitted Black Lark (Melanocorypha yeltoniensis) to Category A of the British List.   read on

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