meadowlark

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meadowlark

A meadowlark sings from a fence post in a sunny field.

Definition

Noun: 1. A type of songbird native to North America, characterized by a yellow breast and a melodious song. Meadowlarks are ground-nesting birds often found in open fields and grasslands.

Usage Examples
  • The meadowlark's cheerful song is a classic sound of the American prairie.
  • We spotted a meadowlark perched on a fence post, its bright yellow chest visible from a distance.
  • The Eastern meadowlark and the Western meadowlark are two similar-looking species.
Advanced Usage
  • As a symbol: The meadowlark is often used as a symbol of open country, grasslands, and rural life in North American literature and culture.
    • The poet used the meadowlark as a symbol of hope and renewal in the vast landscape.
Variants and Related Words
  • Eastern Meadowlark (): A specific species of meadowlark found in eastern and central North America.
  • Western Meadowlark (): A specific species of meadowlark found in western and central North America, and the state bird of several U.S. states.
Synonyms
  • Songbird
  • Field bird (general term)
  • (the scientific genus name)
meadowlark

A meadowlark sings from a fence post in a sunny field.

Noun
  1. North American songbirds having a yellow breast