North Dakota State Bird - Western Meadowlark
North Dakota State Bird

Western Meadowlark

The Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta), designated as the state bird of North Dakota, is a striking and melodious songbird renowned for its vibrant yellow plumage adorned with a distinctive black V-shaped bib on its chest. This iconic grassland bird is not only a symbol of North Dakota but also a common sight across much of western North America. Renowned for its cheerful and enchanting song, the Western Meadowlark's melodious tunes fill the prairies of North Dakota during the breeding season, adding a delightful natural soundtrack to the state's wide-open landscapes. Its presence serves as a reminder of the rich biodiversity and natural beauty found within North Dakota's grasslands and open spaces.

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