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White-throated Sparrow
Zonotrichia albicollis
33.1521, -97.0171
Field Notes
Description:
The White-throated Sparrow is a large, full-bodied sparrow with a fairly prominent bill, rounded head, long legs, and long, narrow tail. White-throated Sparrows are brown above and gray below with a striking head pattern. The black-and-white-striped head is augmented by a bright white throat and yellow between the eye and the bill, which is gray.
Habitat:
In brush and tall grass at the edge of a riparian meadow on Lake Lewisville. White-throated Sparrows stay near the ground, scratching through leaves in search of food, often in flocks. You may see them low in bushes as well, particularly in spring when they eat fresh buds. White-throated Sparrows sing their distinctive songs frequently, even in winter.
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PublishedFebruary 23, 2013
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