meadowlark ,

"Meadowlark" is also the one that most resembles what used to be called a young man's work.

There was no sound but the sea wind and the singing of meadowlarks for a moment.

Western Meadowlarks are permanent residents throughout much of their range.

The liquid notes of the meadowlark are usually the only sounds I hear at first.

One day, the sun god approached the meadowlark and urged her to come with him.

The high clear call of a meadowlark came from the far field, thin as crystal in the evening air.

"But could it be that one of those meadowlarks is a chime?"

The Meadowlark was supplied only as a factory completed aircraft.

The rich, bubbly song of a meadowlark drew my eyes down the road.

The second soul was colored a light brown and was seen in the form of the meadowlark.

"Do you remember the dead meadowlark we found?"

He wasn't hearing at all except for that meadowlark.

Clare erases the date and writes Meadowlark on it instead.

Somewhere out in the Field of Gold a meadowlark trilled.

These calls contrast with the simple, whistled call of the Eastern Meadowlark.

In 1928, legislators let school children select the state bird and the meadowlark won hands-down.

And the song of that meadowlark is unbearably sweet.

Mercer also wrote tributes to a meadowlark and a bobwhite.

And then a meadowlark swooped in and hovered over my head.

The open fields are home to woodcocks, meadowlarks and eastern bluebirds.

As he drops off to sleep, she contemplates her situation, singing the legend of the "Meadowlark".

However, the horned lark and meadowlark have managed to adapt to the new conditions.

A distant meadowlark sent its liquid trill to the sky, but William gave no response.

My husband and son awoke to meadowlarks.

She sings beautifully, taking the lyrical, near cult favorite "Meadowlark" and making it her own.