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BobTour

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Date taken: Jul 1 2025

Details: immature, summer plummage

Date uploaded: Jul 3

Comments (2):
Brian Morin: That's a good example of how different a juvenile bird can be from its parent. As for species, the clues are in the head. That's a finch/sparrow beak and there is a definite eye ring. The light doesn't show the beak clearly but it does appear to be pinkish. Your bird is a very young Field Sparrow. The adults have no streaking on the upper body.
BobTour: thank you for this info and update.

Field Sparrow (8)

Brian Morin

Date taken: Apr 28 2020

Details: adult

Crysler - Several were on territory and had likely just arrived within a few days.

Date uploaded: Apr 29 2020

Field Sparrow (8)

Brian Morin

Date taken: May 7 2019

Details: adult

Morrisburg

Date uploaded: May 8 2019

Field Sparrow (8)

Chris

Date taken: May 14 2018

Details: adult, multiple species

To my surprise there are only 5 Field Sparrows uploaded. Long Point, Ontario.

Date uploaded: Jun 1 2018

Field Sparrow (8)

Ahmad Shah

Date taken: May 10 2016

Long Point, Norfolk County.

Date uploaded: Jun 28 2016

Field Sparrow (8)

Chris

Date taken: Jan 1 1970

Details: adult

Singing Field Sparrow seen at Long Point, Ontario. One of 10 species of sparrow seen - and missed both the Tree Sparrow and Harris' Sparrow.

Date uploaded: May 13 2015

Field Sparrow (8)

Chris

Date taken: May 2 2015

Details: adult

Not the closest, but since there is only one other Field Sparrow photo uploaded on Birdviewing, I thought maybe it would get some interest. Seen at Point Pelee, Ontario.

Date uploaded: May 5 2015

Field Sparrow (8)

United States (Louisiana)

Chris

Date taken: Mar 10 2012

Details: adult

I believe the first photo of a Field Sparrow on Birdviewing! Taken near a hedgerow bordering open fields in Louisiana. Noticeable field marks are the white wing bars and white eye ring.

Date uploaded: Mar 17 2012