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Wisconsin USA Sparrows (1 Viewer)

Chris1973

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These were seen in a marsh in Northern Wisconsin. I believe they are 2 different birds of the same species. Second bird appears to have more streaking. I am stuck between young Swamp or young Song Sparrow.

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I think the first is an adult Swamp Sparrow. The second is probably a youngster of the same species; juvenile Swamp and Song Sparrows can be very difficult to distinguish, however, so I do not have a lot of confidence. about that.
 
I think the first is an adult Swamp Sparrow. The second is probably a youngster of the same species; juvenile Swamp and Song Sparrows can be very difficult to distinguish, however, so I do not have a lot of confidence. about that.

I agree with Swamp Sparrow

Andy
 
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