On our way back to Villa Montes, we discovered a pair of White-browed meadowlarks in a field at the roadside. It is a fairly large bird (18 cm), but still small compared to most meadowlarks in the Sturnella family. The name is obviously due to the male's characteristic white eyebrows, which is clearly visible in this picture. It is also this feature that distinguishes this species from the Red-breasted meadowlark, which it resembles, but is not not identical with. Previously, these two species were considered to be conspecific with. It is a social bird that has adapted well to the growing agricultural sector in the region and is therefore often seen in fields like this.