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Oregon State BirdOregon State Bird The Western Meadowlark is native throughout Western North America. The Western Meadowlark has brown feathers with buff and black markings. Its underside is bright yellow with a black crescent on the breast; its outer tail feathers are mainly white and are easily visible when it flies. Meadowlarks are members of the blackbird family and it is known for its distinctive and beautiful song. References Return from Oregon state bird to facts about Oregon Rerturn to United States Facts Other special keywords used to help you find this page are state bird Oregon, Oregon bird, and state birds. Hope you enjoyed this page. References: |
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