American Tree Sparrow

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nanny_56
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American Tree Sparrow

Post by nanny_56 »

This is my new favorite little winter bird!! They are just soo cute but seem a little spunky maybe. We seem to have several around this year along with the White-thoated. We alos have one Fox Sparrow that comes everyday!
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Claudia
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Re: American Tree Sparrow

Post by Annie »

I love those little guys/gals! We have tons of them and a different variety of sparrows around here.
I wasn't sure what type of sparrow they were, so you taught me something this morning :)

I even got a bird book but there are so many different types of sparrows I wasn't sure whats what.

Thanks for the ID!
If dandelions were hard to grow, they would be most welcome on any lawn. ~Andrew Mason

~~Annie~~
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Re: American Tree Sparrow

Post by nanny_56 »

Glad to help out!! :D

I took me all last year to learn the ones that I do know so far. I made a Sparrow folder and when I would get them ID'd I put them in there. I have several shots of all of them from different angles...it really helps. Just in trouble if I ever get a new one!!

I need to do the same with all my warblers. That may be hopeless though...so many look so similar!
Claudia
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Re: American Tree Sparrow

Post by Annie »

That's cool you keep a folder, I never thought of doing that! I'm going to start one.
I know a lot of different birds, but some look to much alike for me to tell the difference!
Know I know who to come to if I get stuck on a bird name :)
If dandelions were hard to grow, they would be most welcome on any lawn. ~Andrew Mason

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Re: American Tree Sparrow

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OC has photo a photo album where he keep the pictures of Birds. And dwhen I get stumped, he post the photo on the Yanoo Bird-Pix firum, It whure doesn't take long to get the right answer,,,,,,,,OC
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Re: American Tree Sparrow

Post by nanny_56 »

HI OC!!!!!! Big HUGS to you!!!!!

I post on a birdwatching forum an another site that shall remain nameless since I got a tongue lasing the last time. There is a few but so worth it to me.

Would be glad to help you out anytime Annie. :P
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Re: American Tree Sparrow

Post by Annie »

I joined one too.
Just the other day as a matter of fact :D
If dandelions were hard to grow, they would be most welcome on any lawn. ~Andrew Mason

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