Some populations of grassland birds, over the last century, have declined by 95%.

Similar declines have been experienced by most grassland birds.

They are grassland birds and both species prefer open land.

The loss of grassland birds is not unique to the Northeast.

Hikers on the trail may get the chance to see osprey, butterflies, elk, and grassland birds.

However, this practice destroys the habitats of many local grassland birds.

A majority of the above-mentioned species are grassland birds.

Perhaps the biggest, according to the new report, is that grassland birds are indeed in serious decline.

This genus includes seven species of largely insectivorous grassland birds.

The seeds are eaten by several species of grassland birds, particularly buntings and finches.