Energy conversion difference in permanent magnet vs. field coil motor

BruceRH80
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New here, hello all.
My question is more about the field magnet in a running DC motor. First of all, does the current required to maintain a magnetic field change with the load on the motor? And if so, where would this "extra energy" come from in a permanent magnet DC motor?
 
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The field winding has higher resistance then the armature winding (perhaps three orders of magnitude?). I don't believe the field current changes much with motor load.
 

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