1. plural of woodlark; small brown songbirds found in open woodlands and heathlands, known for their melodious calls

Examples

• The woodlarks sang beautifully from the treetops at dawn.
• Birdwatchers gathered to observe the rare woodlarks in the nature preserve.
• Woodlarks prefer areas with scattered trees and open ground for foraging.
• The conservation program helped increase the local population of woodlarks.
• We spotted several woodlarks during our morning hike through the heath.
• Woodlarks are smaller than skylarks and have distinctive white eyebrows.