I know they are pretty common... but they are also pretty attractive too and their songs really are THE sounds of these fields.


So, take your time to appreciate these little friends... you can get surprised!
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Hey Jan, I love Meadowlarks! I enjoy the Western Meadowlark here in California. They are very colorful but he thing I like the best is the way they sing to you from their post as you drive by. What an incredible song they sing too!
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