Western Meadowlark Bird Picture National Park Wilderness

With neck outstretched, this bird, a Western Meadowlark, fills the wilderness of Yellowstone National Park with his song.

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Sitting amongst the wilderness vegetation in Yellowstone National Park, a Western Meadowlark performs for the camera, singing at the top of his lungs. The Western Meadowlark has bright yellow hues along its underparts running upwards under his beak with a black "V" marking on its breast. The top of their plumage and heads are light brown in color with black streaks throughout.

The Western Meadowlark is a species of bird which is still very abundant with a slight variation in numbers on the downward slope. Both male and females species grow to be about 6-10 inches and a total of about 3.14 to 4.06 ounces in weight.

Enjoying the day in Yellowstone National Park, this bird has its long pointed bill open as it belts out it flute-like warbled song which ends in a gurgling type of whistle.

Western Meadowlark in Yellowstone National Park

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Photo of a Western Meadowlark, a type of blackbird,
in the wilderness of Yellowstone National Park.

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