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Spizella passerina
In the springtime, this sparrow is easily recognized by its bright reddish crown, bold black and white facial pattern, and unstreaked gray breast and rump.
Woodland Trail
Most birds molt all of their body feathers once or twice a year, the Chipping Sparrow follows the same schedule except that it may also replace the feathers on its face and throat up to six times a year.
Spotted on May 27, 2023
Submitted on May 30, 2023
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