Photo 1a A male
Bobolink is making calls (Up-Close).
We saw around 10 male bobolinks, but no females. Bobolinks are ground nesters.
Bobolinks nest in hayfields and
meadows*.
The
name "Bobolink" comes
from its song,
"bob-o-link"*. This pic was shot during Matt's Walk for the Curious:
Bobolinks and Meadowlarks, w/ naturalists Julie and Karen at
Arboretum,
Chaska, Minnesota on June 13, 2012.
ボボリンク（雄）：広い野原の地面に巣を作ります。夏に北米で、子育てをし、冬は、南米で過ごします。
Bobolink Photo: 1a /
1b (Up-Close) Male Bobolink
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Field Guide
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