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House Sparrow (Male)

Passer domesticus

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Field Notes

Description:

Male house sparrows have a gray crown, white-gray cheek patches, a black throat, grayish undersides, a rusty-brown back, and a white wing patch.

Habitat:

Woodland Trail

Notes:

The House Sparrow prefers to nest in manmade structures such as eaves or walls of buildings, street lights, and nest boxes instead of in natural nest sites such as holes in trees.

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