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Irap

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Eastern Meadow Lark on an old post.

D750 with a Tamron 150-600 g2 @ 1/1000 - f11 - ISO 800 @ 600mm
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Irap said:
Eastern Meadow Lark on an old post.

D750 with a Tamron 150-600 g2 @ 1/1000 - f11 - ISO 800 @ 600mm
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When I saw this lovely picture, I realized I did not know the difference between the eastern and western meadowlark. Note yellow on western by lower mandible; no white streak.
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Thank you for the terrific photo - it reminded me that there are more than one meadowlarks. In South America they are Red-breasted. (Except for the Eastern Meadowlark which is the only yellow-breasted one south of central Mexica and then only to the northern parts of South America). Here is a photo of a Long-tailed Meadowlark that was taken on West Point Island in the Falkland Islands. They are found in Southern South America and the Falkland Islands.

Nikon D500 with a Tamron 18-400 mm @ 1/640 400 mm f6.3 ISO 720
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