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1. Perhaps he was in cahoots with the one who got in through a skylark?
2. "All aboard the Skylark."
3. The only sound this crystal clear summer morning was the distant stridulation of a skylark.
4. The arrival in spring of our breeding birds and migrants is usually well documented: the first singing skylark and blackbird, the arrival of wheatear, bonxie and whimbrel often rate a mention on local news broadcasts or in weekly newspapers.
5. It may give awareness of traffic and slamming doors but certainly will not respond to a skylark.
6. We heard, like Tom, "the skylark saying his matins high up in the air".
7. We could not hear its lovely song for a vociferous skylark (with long tails was trilling directly overhead.
8. A skylark's nest in a rabbit burrow with four tiny brown-blotched eggs.
9. If they were lucky enough to find a skylark's nest they might not want to spoil the countryside for all of us.
10. Out go the small birds: no longer does the song of the skylark, the flirting wheatears, or the parachuting meadow pipits greet us as we walk the moors.
11. There are few better exponents of the art of looking as though life is a complete grind than Graham Gooch, who invariably begins his day with a long-distance run, and Stewart is altogether more comfortable when the ship is being run more like a galley than the Skylark.
12. The local radio had reported that someone had heard a skylark singing, and that in Lerwick a blackbird was already on its first clutch of catfood.
13. Top of the folk bill for example are such notables Maighread Ni Dhomnaill, Puck Fair (with special guest Jimmy Faulkner), Kieran Goss, Frances Black, Skylark, Vinnie Kilduff, Steve Cooney plus a plethora of folk club, set dancing evenings and, of course, Seisuns.