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Spotted Towhee
This photo was taken in North Western Washington state.- cynthetic
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- spottedtowhee towhee
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Eastern Towhee
Tohi à flancs roux- Plectrophane
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- eastern towhee new world sparrow rufous-sided towhee towhee
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Eastern towhee
Meadow edge- Kadawe
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- eastern towhee (male) towhee
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Spotted Towhee
I have seen them with brown eyes and red eyes. I looked this one up on the internet since it wasn't in my National Audubon Society Field Guide To North American Birds and they called it the Spotted Towhee. I know KC probably knows the information on all these so maybe she can better explain it...- Danielbirdwatcher
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- flatrock north carolina pipilo maculatus towhee usa
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Eastern Towhee male
Got this one earlier than the female as it was just starting to snow and the lighting was poor.- MI_Phil
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus towhee
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Eastern Towhee female
Another snowbird for Mothers Day.- MI_Phil
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus towhee
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Eastern Towhee male
Wet day and 50dg F.- MI_Phil
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- pipilo erythrophthalmus towhee
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Spotted Towhee
Spotted Towhee (Pipilo maculatus arcticus) This part of Texas only gets non-breeding birds in winter.- Stanley Jones
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- lake pipilo maculatus spotted stillhouse hollow texas towhee
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"Drink Your Tea!"
I was chasing two Fox kits when I came across this slightly unusual visitor. The light was just right and the subject most cooperatie.- Hughv
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- sparrow towhee
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Green-tailed Towhee
It's about to plop down to the little water pool below with numerous other birds to be wary of. Careful, anxious.- Forcreeks
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- green-tailed towhee
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Eastern Towhee
Going over to pick up Mali and Hazel tomorrow night for supper, get to spend another couple of hours together.- D. Taylor
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- eastern towhee
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Eastern towhee
One i always like too come across.- glide133
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- towhee
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Spotted Towhee
Showing the best of his plumage in the late 5:00 p.m. sunlight here in the Pacific NW.- Forcreeks
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- spotted towhee
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Spotted towhee and sparrows
This might be best of that session. I have more on my camera including this morning, great light. Love these birds fear a couple cats, including a bobcat I saw this evening. They're badass.- BobLinneman
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- sparrow spotted towhee
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Towhee with sparrows
To answer your question, admin., the towhee is larger than the sparrows, in this shot golden-crowned, but they share the same family, emperizine, so they are related. While the sparrows are easy to photograph, the towhee avoids the camera and is quite adept at hiding in the thickets.- BobLinneman
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- size sparrow towhee
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Spotted towhee male and golden-crowned sparrow pal.
A pair of spotted towhees have been hanging out with about 25 sparrows of various type for the past few weeks near my home in the foothills of Sierra Nevada in Mariposa, Calif.- BobLinneman
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- sparrow spotted towhee
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Spotted Towhee
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- towhee
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Spotted Towhee
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- towhee
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California Towhee
Taken at the Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline at about 13m. First time I saw and photographed one of these I thought, "what a bland little bird"...all grey, no spots, rather clay-like in appearance. But like most "critters," they grow on me after photographing them...- CalvinFold
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- california crissalis melozone towhee
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Spotted Towhee
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- towhee
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Towhee on feeder
This was one of the many backyard birds that came to the feeder that we have at work. Sometimes I spend my lunch sitting in my car just to capture the variety of birds at work.- twins920
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- backyard birds towhee
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Eastern Towhee Juvenile
Changing my write-up on this bird with thanks to everyone who helped getting the species correct. I first thought it was a juvenile house sparrow.- PamR
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- eastern juvenile towhee
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Eastern Towhee
Easter Towhee sitting in a tree by the old barn at Point Farms Provincial Park. Goderich.- Les James I
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- towhee
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Singing Spotted Towhee
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- spotted towhee
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Spottted Towhee
First bird back to my feeder after being out of town for two weeks.- Phil Juvet
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- spotted towhee
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