Male Bobolinks are first to arrive on their breeding grounds in the grasslands. Why are there
fewer Bobolinks than in decades past? Probably because the landscape of North America has changed so much. Bobolinks originally nested on native prairies of the Midwest and southern Canada. Much of the land where they nested has come under intense cultivation. Grassland conservation can help Bobolinks! Learn more from this piece from
BirdNote.
