Labels:bird | car | eastern meadowlark | fence | flower | grass | meadowlark | plant | sky | tree OCR: Eastern Meadowlark Sturnella magna NEST: Grass dome placed in a ground depression. DIS TRIBUTION: Canada through Texas SEEN: On the foraging for insects pue various seeds The male defends his territory by singing from wires fence posts rocks. This species sometimes hybridizes with the similar Western Meadowlark Yellow breast. Black V-shape on chest (faded in winter or in females]. Flapping/ sailing rhythm of flight: Compare song less ellow in cheek Western Meadowlark Sturnefla awop exas punoib fron rock sometime simila femalesF
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