What do the birds of the fields and meadows feed on?

The habitat of an animal is directly related to its eating habits.
Meadow and field birds live in open areas (fields and meadows) and feed on what can be found there: various grains, seeds (by eating them, birds also contribute to their distribution), insects and other invertebrates. Birds of prey can feed on a variety of small rodents, which are abundant in open areas, especially in various agricultural fields. Sometimes the type of food depends on the season.