Meadowlark Singing And Calling - 11 Minutes

[@Yeseniaschick]

I’ve been looking for this bird for decades.

[@bmp6635]

My favorite bird for so many years. Thanks for giving me a place to hear it again!

[@RayZ7834]

Mine too

[@davinawonderling9361]

I just love these beautiful birds! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Me too!

[@temp24Lno5]

My gosh, I haven't seen an E. Meadowlark for years here in Quebec. Like all birds, they've simply disappeared. Well, not all have disappeared like the Chickadee, the Junco and the Blue Jays, crows and ravens are still here. but its great to see this Meadowlark again with its brilliant yellow vest and that little vee. Thank you for this. Joan

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks, first time I've had so much time with the Meadowlark - great bird. I've noticed fewer birds overall this winter - not as many visitors from up North!

[@alpenglowist]

Came here for a reminder of home - lovely! Thank you :)

[@empress9554]

This is the sound of grandmas backyard.

[@cititube]

Thank you. Very nice video. This helped me identify the bird that nested in the birdhouse in my backyard sanctuary in Dayton, Ohio.

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Glad it helped! You're lucky to have that bird close by. BB

[@CountryCowboy008]

When I was a boy I had a favorite story of a meadowlark who lives where the rivers wind.

[@willy2447]

I grew up calling these and still do to this day. I can get within 5 ft or so from them

[@annalisa14]

Beautiful photography!🥰💋💋💋

[@ButterflySpirit]

What a beautiful looking and sounding bird, great footage, thumbs up!

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks, he was a real showoff!

[@rosewaters4497]

God whispering

[@violina48]

Great Bird and so beautiful! Thanks BB!

[@MyBackyardBirding]

As you'll see it was extremely winds out in the open marsh and hard to hand-hold the zoom but Nature is rarely perfect. The occasional odd noises you hear are the wind filter distorting the calls and cackles of other birds and wind in the background. BB

[@TheNatureEnthusiast]

I was watching this yesterday and I fell in love with their calls, it's such a soothing, whistling tune. very nice capture, thanks for sharing BB. =)

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks, I had never got more than some brief footage before so this was exciting to have one stay still so long! BB

[@teddyrose1420]

@@MyBackyardBirding very serious question , please reply ....I live in Colorado and grew up here , every spring and summer we had these beautiful birds here , it's been over 6 years since I have seen or heard one . Any guesses of why ? I miss seeing them and hearing their beautiful song . Thank you for your time and would greatly appreciate your thoughts on why we don't see them anymore 😢

[@janna1878]

Teddy Rose , diminished habitats, human encroachment.

[@teddyrose1420]

@@janna1878 , thank you so much for your reply 😊 I miss seeing and hearing these beautiful birds so much , makes me sad 😢

[@johnward6699]

there use to be hundreds of these birds on the farm I grew up on in Wisconsin in the 70's... they'd gather to feed in the hay fields after mowing to catch all.the insects.

[@nancysherburne7445]

I'm glad you can hear it. I couldn't hear a thing except for a barely audible chirp from time to time. I still don't know what a meadowlark sounds like and my volume was at maximum.

[@Kriswixx]

that chirping in the beginning is what some aliens sound like.

[@chrispurse6950]

Love these in my backyard. They nest in my elm.

[@DiamondLil]

My cat is soooooo confused right now!

[@Hutchdh]

God gave them a pretty song

[@rintarqua5199]

Lovely!!!!!!!!

[@georginacox7292]

Just saw the cartoon The Little House and it mentioned the meadow lark so I thought I would look it up UK

[@georginacox7292]

Thank you Happy New Year and little bird and birdies

[@georginacox7292]

Yes 🌟

[@_silent_memory_2252]

Its so sweet! I want an mp3 on this sound.

[@BoswachterThomas]

Nice

[@darlafrakes8833]

thank you so much

[@taste_the_rainbow312]

nice video bro

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks!

[@steves3760]

What the hell is that guff in the background?

[@annalisa14]

It’s the wind, Einstein.

[@badneighbours1572]

Don’t swear!

[@robertwilcox270]

This an Eastern Meadowlark singing. Of course, they are common in the west. In New Mexico we hear them often

[@warp9p659]

These used to be in my neighborhood for years but have disappeared. Loss of habitat I presume.

[@slicktmi]

That's what i was wondering i used to love the sound

[@davetruther31]

The same here in North Central Florida, they used to be everywhere and I have not seen one for over 10yrs now..

[@johnward6699]

yep. I haven't seen one in decades very sad

👍👍👍

[@SeenOnTvSale]

That Dog in the back ground made my bird run off...

[@calliopejones2806]

What you have done to THIS bird, this innocent beauty of life, prepare to meet for your"self". YOU END as you have ended others. Expect it. The Company

[@anomaly2990]

wtf are you on about?

[@annalisa14]

Fullaire had 30 minutes of pure meadow lark but took it away...😕

[@KevinBeavers]

The Boys brought me here.

[@annalisa14]

Sturnella Neglecta ???

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Its an Eastern Meadowlark Sturnella magna

[@annalisa14]

@@MyBackyardBirding thank you. It’s good to have more than 10 minutes of meadow lark. Could you possibly make another more clear recording of its beautiful voice?

[@calliopejones2806]

EXPECT IT

[@annalisa14]

Some extraneous noise in your recording.... off putting!

[@bukka6697]

Anna Lisa Such a first world problem, poor little thing. 🙄

[@muslimtruetv8002]

Very nice bird

[@negautrunks]

Oh no he's recording a bird outside and you can hear outside noises cry cry cry what a wuss go outside

[@negautrunks]

Touch grass

[@alicezhang4763]

So boring

[@azugirl111]

You don't have to watch it genius