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| The Western Meadowlark is a robin-sized songbird (Family:
Icteridae, Order: Passeriformes). The meadowlark is famous for the
piercing pure voice and the melody of its songs. The meadowlark has
dark-yellow underparts, a brown-white spotted back, and black
eyestripes.
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| The meadowlark has a V-shaped black patch on its breast.
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| The meadowlark is a New World Blackbird (Icteridae) that includes
grackles and blackbirds. The Icterids have pointed bills and long
tails. The Western Meadowlark is the state bird of Oregon, Kansas,
Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, and Wyoming.
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