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March 23, 2015/0 Comments/by Bryan Holley

A western meadowlark trills from its fence post perch along Highway 223 near Fort Benton, Mont., Monday, April 11, 2005. The western meadowlark is the official state bird of Montana. The western meadowlark was first described for science by Meriwether Lewis in his journal on June 22, 1805 near Great Falls, Mont. (AP Photo/Great Falls Tribune / Robin Loznak

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