White-crowned Sparrow

Thanks everyone for the help...someone in the group got a better shot & it was ID'd as White-crowned....thanks Liam!

Field Sparrow usually show more of an eyering and more color on the crown and often around the auriculars as well.
This looks like an immature White-crowned to me, especially with those "staggered" wingbars; Field's wingbars are usually more solid.

I think you are right with the Field Sparrow, if you look at the wings you can see that the Clay-colored Sparrow don't have the white stripes that the Field Sparrow has ;)

Thanks again Lois...I'm leaning toward Field. We'll see if anyone else has ideas before I name it.

White-crowned might be a possibility but it would have a yellow bill, not pink.

Field is a definite possibility.

I hope it is Clay-colored as that would be a lifer for me...the head appeared to have a rufous patch...so that might matter. It was quite far away and several good birders were not of consensus. Other guesses were Field & White-throated. I see a pic in NatGeo guide of a White-crowned Juvie that looks like a good possibility.

I wish the face was clearer, but based on what I can see it looks like it might be a Clay-colored Sparrow. It has a clean, unmarked breast with buffy sides. Two wingbars and the primaries show buffy edges. There is an eye-line but it does not extend forward of the eye and the cheek is buffy/brown. Small pink bill and long tail.