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Passerculus sandwichensis
Savannah Sparrows are medium-sized sparrows with short, notched tails. The head appears small for the plump body, and the crown feathers often flare up to give the bird’s head a small peak. The thick-based, seed-eating bill is small for a sparrow
Savannah Sparrows breed in open areas with low vegetation, including most of northern North America from tundra to grassland, marsh, and farmland. Even in winter, you’ll find Savannah Sparrows on the ground or in low vegetation in open areas; look for them along the edges of roads adjacent to farms.
Spotted this sparrow at my backyard feeder.
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Thank you very much Maria! He's a very pretty bird.
Nice spotting
A lot. There are quite a few that I haven't identified yet. I'm at the learning stage! Lol
Man, how many kinds of sparrows do you have?