what is it?
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kvanhook wrote:
I agree somewhat. Could be a "Female Western Spindalis". There are sub-species around, so it's hard to be totally sure.
thanks
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kvanhook wrote:
I agree. Are we missing something in the image? Or does the title mean "What kind of bird is it?" Somebody will come back and say "It is a LGB", meaning little gray bird. Seriously, I think there is a site called "Merlin", where you can send a picture of a bird and have an identification. It looks like a fairly common "House Sparrow" to me.
I think like you, a House Sparrow, female.
Jan 9, 2022 20:47:30 #
Cut him a break!! The bird is a female House Sparrow. Its beak eliminates all chance of it being the Spindalis. If it were a Western Spindalis, birders from all over would be flocking to see it!!
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Tonyf1234
Loc: Hyattsville, MD
tinyman wrote:
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That is a female House Sparrow. I have them literally by the hundred at my feeders.
Jan 10, 2022 05:53:30 #
Kcohen44 wrote:
Cut him a break!! The bird is a female House Sparrow. Its beak eliminates all chance of it being the Spindalis. If it were a Western Spindalis, birders from all over would be flocking to see it!!
thanks
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