What does WEME stand for?

Western Meadowlark (bird species Sturnella neglecta)

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Though its population is declining in the Valley, the western meadowlark can be seen in fair numbers just north of the east end of Diamond Hill Road, near the Harrisburg exit on Interstate 5.

Buzzworthy

Listen for western meadowlarks, western bluebirds and Say's phoebes mid-March to mid-June.

Gorge stroll offers jays, woodpeckers, wildflowers and views; ...

Department of Motor Vehicles Director Beverly Neth announced Friday that a white, gold and black plate featuring the state bird and state flower — the western meadowlark and goldenrod — is the actual winner of online voting.

Neb. thwarts pranksters' license plate hijacking

Both birds are prevalent in North Dakota, and the western meadowlark is the state bird.

N.D. mulling bill to control blackbirds

Both birds are prevalent in North Dakota, and the western meadowlark is the state bird.

N.D. lawmakers consider blackbird kills

The western meadowlark, voted Oregon's state bird by school children in 1927, is found in grassland-type habitats where they sing from perches such as fence posts, shrubs, trees, or powerlines.

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Local involvement in the bird count can be traced to 1913, when a lone counter turned in a tally sheet showing 15 species of birds, including one Oregon towhee, one Sierra creeper, 50 western meadowlarks and 120 western golden-crowned kinglets.

Faithful Oregon birders carry on annual census begun 100 years ago

1927: Oregon Audubon poll of 80,000 school children results in selection of Western Meadowlark as "Oregon State Bird.

Audubon at 100