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A songbird of hayfields and prairies, the breeding male Bobolink looks like he's wearing a tuxedo backwards — black below, with a white back and a straw-yellow patch on the nape. He delivers a bubbling, jangling flight song over the grass. After breeding, the whole species undertakes an epic migration to southern South America.
Fun Fact
Bobolinks migrate up to 12,000 miles round-trip to Argentina, among the longest journeys of any American songbird.
Attributes
TypeSongbird
Habitatgrassland
SizeSmall
Dietseeds
FlightStandard
Colorsblack, white, yellow
MigratoryYes
ContinentsNorth America, South America
Nest Typeground
ConservationLeast Concern
Difficulty: hard






