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Larks belong to the large family Alaudidae consisting of 19 genera and 91 species. All occur only in the Old World except the Horned Lark (Shore Lark in Europe) and the Sky Lark. The Horned Lark spread to North America on its own while the Sky Lark was introduced to the regions around Lake Victoria, BC, Canada.