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• The winning design was " Western Meadowlark ", designed by Paulette Sapergia.
• Western meadowlarks, American kestrels, red-tailed hawks and turkey vultures are frequently glimpsed.
• Western meadowlarks are permanent residents throughout much of their range.
• Legislators designated the western meadowlark the state bird in 1937.
• The winner, with 120, 000 votes : the western meadowlark.
• For example, the western meadowlark, Oregon's state beverages, respectively.
• Small bird species include mountain bluebirds, western meadowlarks, white-crowned sparrows, lark sparrows, and sage grouse.
• Mountain chickadee, Western meadowlark, mountain bluebird, Brewer's blackbirds, and several warbler species are common in the Sisters area.
• Linnaeus'error is explained by two facts : first, he did not distinguish between the eastern and western meadowlarks.
• Upland habitats are used extensively by ground nesting birds such northern harriers, western meadowlarks, mallards and ring-necked pheasant.
• The western meadowlark is the state bird of six states; being Montana, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, and Wyoming.
• Birds commonly seen in the park include the common raven and the western meadowlark, known for its charming song.
• The western meadowlark has distinctive calls described as watery or flute-like, which distinguish it from the closely related eastern meadowlark.
• Birds commonly seen include the California quail, western meadowlark, towhee, phainopepla, red-tailed hawk, Bewicks wren, Bullocks oriole, and white-tailed kite.
• The most common species now found are the black-billed magpie, mourning dove, western meadowlark, barn swallow, and the non-native starlings.
• Western meadowlarks will occasionally interbreed with eastern meadowlarks where their ranges overlap; however, resulting young appear to have low fertility.
• Western meadowlark adults have yellow underparts with a black " V " on the breast and white flanks streaked with black.
• The western meadowlark and two species of sparrows are the most common types of birds that are seen in the area.
• Only the " yellow-breasted " meadowlarks ( eastern and western meadowlarks, including Lilian's ) remained in the genus " Sturnella ".
• Mouse remains could not be identified to species; however, deer mice, northern grasshopper mice, and upland sandpipers, horned larks, and western meadowlarks.