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nanny_56 November 01, 2009
Post #7229797
I thought they were Chipping Sparrows, tho it is a bit late for them. But after Looking at Susan's I am wondering?????Click the image for an enlarged view.
nanny_56 November 01, 2009
Post #7229805
There was a small group of them, maybe 6-8 birds...Click the image for an enlarged view.
TheHackster November 01, 2009
Post #7230684
nanny, now I'm just speculating, but the nearest one, I think, is indeed a chipper, and the one behind it, I think is a female House Sparrow.This message was edited Nov 1, 2009 2:36 PM TheHackster November 01, 2009
Post #7230689
And in the second pic, I think both are Chipping Sparrows. nanny_56 November 01, 2009
Post #7231451
another one..Oh well can't blame a girl for trying for a new bird!Click the image for an enlarged view.
Resin November 01, 2009
Post #7231529
Yep, all Chipping Sparrows - the drab one in the first pic is an immature. TheHackster November 01, 2009
Post #7231834
Thanks Resin, the drab one in the 1st pic had me fooled - but that's not too hard to do. :). TheHackster November 01, 2009
Post #7231842
Hey nanny, is this a new bird for you? nanny_56 November 02, 2009
Post #7232999
Nope...Chipping Sparrows are very common here during the summer. They are often one of the first to arrive.
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