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UKMeadowlark
/mˈiːdəʊlˌɑːk/
/ˈmɛdoʊˌɫɑɹk/Meadowlark
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What is a "meadowlark"?
A meadowlark is a charismatic songbird found in meadows, grasslands, and open fields across North America. Known for its distinctive and melodious song, the meadowlark fills the air with its rich, flute-like notes that echo through the landscape. The meadowlark is a visually striking bird with its vibrant yellow plumage and contrasting black markings on the chest and throat. It possesses a stout, pointed bill that it uses to forage insects, seeds, and berries amidst the grassy terrain. Meadowlarks are often observed perched on fence posts or atop tall grasses, singing their enchanting melodies and defending their territories with occasional aerial displays.
Examples
1. - It's probably a songbird, I'm gonna guess Meadowlark.
2. Coyote leaves no doubt, when he finishes stranding those wolves he calls to Meadowlark and says Here at Crash Course we define myths as stories that persist through time.
3. One of the common biology examples is the Eastern and Western meadowlark.
4. In North America, we’ve lost a third of our birds, some three billion individuals, just since 1970, with the heaviest losses among grassland birds like meadowlarks and bobolinks, woodland songbirds like thrushes and warblers and high flying insect eaters, birds like swallows and swifts.
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