Saturday, June 6, 2015

Name this bird

Took this out at the strip pits late this evening...I am not sure what it is.  I am thinking some kind of sparrow but cannot find one that looks just like it.  This photo doesn't show it, but it is a real tiny little thing...and it was just singing its heart out.  Be sure and click to expand the view.

15 comments:

  1. It looks rather like a Henslow's sparrow to me, not that I'm an authority, lol. Beautiful photo!

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  2. Pretty bird and photo. I have a tough time with sparrows I am going to just guess and say a Grasshopper sparrow.
    Happy Sunday!

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  3. I know I know... its a CUTE LITTLE Sparrow... LOL

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  4. Hi Rose, I's like to invite you to link some of your wonder barn photos at
    http://backroadstraveller.blogspot.com/2015/06/barns-from-distance.html
    Have a wonderful day. Tom The Backroads Trabeller

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  5. My guess is it's a Grasshopper Sparrow.

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  6. i'd have guessed savannah sparrow but after looking up grasshopper, i think they're right!

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  7. I don't know what he is, but he does a great job of perching for your shot.

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  8. I thought savannah Sparrow too. Now I have to look up grasshopper Sparrow.
    Hmmmmm
    MB

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  9. I agree with Sandra's i.d. LOL
    Sure is a sweet little bird.

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  10. Sparrows are crazy hard to distinguish one from the other.

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  11. I can't tell one sparrow from another, but he's a bright looking little birdie. Nice pic!

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  12. What ever it is, it is a cute little sparrow and you got a good photo of it :-) I'm not good with sparrows except the few I see all the time. I saw one at the strip pits here that I couldn't identify. I would love to know bird songs.

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  13. Love the yellow strip on its head. Nice shot!

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  14. My first thought was Savannah Sparrow. I always have to look them up to make sure though. Sparrows are still hard for me to identify!

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  15. No sparrows as pretty as this one visits my feeder.

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