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Savannah Sparrow, Tritex, Bryan.jpg
Stanley Jones

Savannah Sparrow, Tritex, Bryan.jpg (Passerculus sandwichensis)

Savannah Sparrow (Passerculus sandwichensis) A nonbreeding winter resident in Texas. Likely represented by several different subspecies given the size and habitat diversity of Texas and how many subspecies exists.
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Habitat
Open, flat turf farm surrounded by agricultural fields at 74 m (243 ft) elevation.
Location
Tritex Grass Farm, northwest of Bryan, Sims Lane Cut-off, Brazos County, Texas, USA.
Date taken
September 2020
Scientific name
Passerculus sandwichensis
Equipment used
Canon
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Reactions: Lisa W, drjpmenon, delia todd and 2 others
aloktewari
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Fabulous detail, pose and a lovely Sparrow ... superb work, Stanley ... tfs ...
 
KC Foggin
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A super close up image of this Savannah Sparrow Stanley and a great capture!
 
bievreJJ
always find these savannah sparrows a refined version of the song sparrows, Stanley, a splendid photo of this elegant sparrow, with excellent colors and details and a great pose, top notch, many tfs!!
 
Chris G6 UXU
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A beauty of a detailed close up, pose, lighting and capture Stanley, many tfs and a fine set today.
 

Media information

Category
North America
Added by
Stanley Jones
Date added
View count
518
Comment count
17

Image metadata

Device
Canon Canon EOS R5
Aperture
ƒ/7.1
Focal length
472.0 mm
Exposure time
1/800 second(s)
ISO
800
Filename
Savannah Sparrow, Tritex, Bryan.jpg
File size
729.3 KB
Date taken
Sun, 08 November 2020 11:17 AM
Dimensions
1024px x 1024px

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