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House Sparrow? & Unknown Sparrow/Thrush, Edmonds, WA US (1 Viewer)

Este

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So used to seeing the ubiquitous song sparrow around here that I'm dying to see something different. I believe the one is a house sparrow. Close to what I'm seeing in NatGeo and Sibley's. But what is the other?
 

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Yes, House Sparrow (male) and female Red-winged Blackbird. (not a sparrow, but often mistaken for one!)
 
Thank you, Peter. Never would've guessed on the blackbird, but you're absolutely right. Always amazes me how different male and females can be!
 
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