***About Western Meadowlarks:

*** Western Meadowlarks are known for their distinctive yellow bellies and melodic songs. Native to North America, they are often found in open grasslands where they feed on insects and seeds. During the breeding season, they are highly protective of their territory. The Western Meadowlark's song is a staple sound of early spring, making them a symbol of the season's arrival. Their nests, usually crafted on the ground, showcase the careful construction skills of these birds, using grass to form a cup-like structure protected by surrounding foliage.

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