The crested lark is a very beautiful bird that has been reared by many people recently. Everyone knows a thing or two about its appearance, characteristics and living habits, but they are not very clear about how the crested lark reproduces. The editor will tell you about it today.

How Crested Larks Breed

Crested lark reproduces in the form of oviparity. Its breeding season is from May to July, usually laying 4-5 eggs per clutch. The color of the eggs is light brown or white, with dense brown spots on them.

After the eggs are laid, they will undergo alternate incubation between the sexes. The incubation period is about 12-13 days, and then the chicks break out of their shells.