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ViewsWestern MeadowlarkFrom Opus(Redirected from Sturnella neglecta)
[edit] IdentificationYellow underparts, black "V" on the breast, white flanks streaked with black, brown upper parts with black streaks, long pointed bills, heads are striped with light brown and black. [edit] DistributionWestern and central North America to southern Mexico. Kaua'i, Hawaii. [edit] TaxonomyPolytypic. Consists of two subspecies. [edit] HabitatGrasslands, prairies, pastures, and abandoned fields. [edit] BehaviourTheir nests are situated on the ground, and are covered with a roof woven from grass. The diet includes insects, seeds and berries. [edit] External Links
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