What is another word for Sturnella Neglecta?
Pronunciation: [stɜːnˈɛlə nˈɛɡə͡lktə] (IPA) 
Sturnella neglecta is the scientific name for the western meadowlark, a distinctive songbird found across much of western North America. Synonyms for Sturnella neglecta include the meadowlark, western lark, prairie lark, and short-billed meadowlark. The bird is known for its bright yellow breast and melodious song, which is often heard in grasslands, prairies, and agricultural fields. While the western meadowlark is a common sight in its native range, habitat loss and other threats have led to declines in some populations. Conservation efforts are underway to protect this iconic songbird and ensure its continued presence in the Western landscape.
