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This looks like an immature white crowned sparrow, but the lack of an eye stripe hinders me from making a positive ID. Is this a hybrid with a golden crowned sparrow? Or something else completely?
White-crowned Sparrow, GISS looks completely off for Golden-crowned Sparrow and even the most drab bedraggled and scrungliest Golden-crowns would show even a tiny hint of gold in the lores, this bird also has the faintest trace of a line behind the eye much like these birds photographed below.
White-crowned Sparrow, GISS looks completely off for Golden-crowned Sparrow and even the most drab bedraggled and scrungliest Golden-crowns would show even a tiny hint of gold in the lores, this bird also has the faintest trace of a line behind the eye much like these birds photographed below.
General Impression, Size, and Shape. Basically the overall impression or appearance of a bird garnered from such features as shape, posture, flying style or other habitual movements, size, and coloration combined with voice, habitat, and location.
General Impression, Size, and Shape. Basically the overall impression or appearance of a bird garnered from such features as shape, posture, flying style or other habitual movements, size, and coloration combined with voice, habitat, and location.
Thank you. I agree, it looks like a white crown other than the lack of eye stripe (or just a hint of one). The immature golden crown seems to have more "messy" or mottled feathers on its crown, this one looks very "clean."