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Meadowlark but I can't tell Eastern or Western Missouri (1 Viewer)

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I have studied the books and such but they look almost the same to me. I will leave this one to the experts.

I have other picstures, got into a flock of about 40 a few days ago if needed
 

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Where the ranges meet, it's my understanding that they can only adequately be told apart by their call (or DNA sequencing - very tricky in the field).

Nevertheless, going out on the limb with Sibley in hand I'd say "Eastern".
 
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