Eastern Meadowlark Range Map
The Eastern Meadowlark breeds from northern Minnesota and southern Ontario across to southern New Brunswick, south through the Eastern United States to Texas, the Gulf Coast, Central America, and Florida, and west to southwestern South Dakota, central Nebraska and central Arizona. It winters from central Arizona, Kansas, central Wisconsin, New England, and Nova Scotia south throughout the breeding range, although casually farther north. The Eastern Meadowlark prefers pastures, but also occurs in other grass-dominated habitats such as hayfields, grassy meadows, tallgrass prairies, open fields of corn, alfalfa, and clover and weedy orchards. It prefers moist meadows and lowlands at the western edge of its range, where distribution overlaps that of the western meadowlark.

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