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  1. foresttwitcher

    Sparrow sp. - Thursday - Spring Mountains, Nevada

    Thanks again rjk & tom. I had not considered Clay-coloured as it looked well out of range in the maps in my NatGeo guide. They are zoomed smartphone shots so I'm not surprised the quality is too poor. I'll leave it as un-ID'ed (as with so many Sparrows & Flycatchers from this trip!).
  2. foresttwitcher

    Sparrow sp. - Thursday - Spring Mountains, Nevada

    Thanks for putting the effort in on such a bad photograph. I've attached some more I recovered from the recycle bin in case they are of any assistance - they will inevitably be worse so I'm not expecting anything definitive.
  3. foresttwitcher

    Sparrow sp. - Thursday - Spring Mountains, Nevada

    I'm further north now so hoping to miss the worst.
  4. foresttwitcher

    Sparrow sp. - Thursday - Spring Mountains, Nevada

    Thanks rjk, THE_FERN & tom - much appreciated. I had seen a Chipping higher up so I guess that is the answer.
  5. foresttwitcher

    Sparrow sp. - Thursday - Spring Mountains, Nevada

    As i As in the thread title Thursday 17th August.
  6. foresttwitcher

    Sparrow sp. - Thursday - Spring Mountains, Nevada

    Is there enough in this terrible photo to ID this US Sparrow? In pine / aspen forest at about 8,000ft in Spring Mountains, near Las Vegas, Nevada.
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