kládluje

Kládluje is a small, relatively uncommon bird species found in parts of Eastern Europe. Its scientific name is commonly listed as *Anthus campestris*, though some older classifications may vary. These birds are primarily ground-dwelling and prefer open habitats such as steppes, meadows, and cultivated fields. Their plumage is typically a drab, sandy-brown color, providing excellent camouflage against dry grass and soil. This coloration makes them difficult to spot, especially when they are foraging or nesting on the ground.

The diet of kládluje consists mainly of insects, spiders, and other small invertebrates. They forage by walking or running on the ground, pecking at their prey. During the breeding season, males are known to perform aerial displays, singing while they ascend and descend. Nests are usually built on the ground, concealed within dense vegetation. Kládluje are migratory birds, spending their winters in warmer regions to the south and returning to their breeding grounds in the spring. Their populations have faced challenges due to habitat loss and changes in agricultural practices in their traditional range.