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GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS While eastern meadowlarks remain too abundant to classify as threatened, the population of the birds has decreased by about three percent per year since 1968, a 2014 report found.
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GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS While eastern meadowlarks remain too abundant to classify as threatened, the population of the birds has decreased by about three percent per year since 1968, a 2014 report found.
Alastair Rae/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)