Sturnella
Sturnella is a genus of grassland birds in the family Icteridae, commonly known as meadowlarks. There are several species within this genus, all native to the Americas. These birds are characterized by their relatively small size, stout bodies, and bright yellow undersides, often marked with a distinctive black "V" on the chest. Their backs are typically brown and streaked, providing camouflage in their grassy habitats.
Meadowlarks are primarily insectivores, foraging on the ground for insects, seeds, and berries. They are often
The breeding behavior of Sturnella species typically involves the construction of domed nests on the ground,