Meadowlark

The Eastern Meadowlark was once a common bird of spring in Ontario. It is known by its penetrating whistle, said to sounds like 'spring is here'.

Meadowlarks may often be seen perched on fence posts and can be readily identified by the distinctive black "V" on their bright yellow breasts.

Preferring fallow fields and open prairie, Meadowlark populations are under threat as we continue to lose Ontario's farms and grasslands.


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