Mâle nicheur © Jim Hully eBird S34166333 Macaulay Library ML 48234101
Femelle/mâle non nicheur © Raymond VanBuskirk
Mâle nicheur © Dorian Anderson
Femelle/mâle non nicheur © sam hough
Juvénile © Craig Fosdick
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Femelle/mâle non nicheur © Tim DeJonghe
Mâle nicheur © Bryan Calk
Femelle/mâle non nicheur © Marky Mutchler
Habitat © Jay McGowan

Bruant à menton noir Spizella atrogularis

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Identification

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN

Long-tailed, pale gray sparrow with contrasting brown back and small pink bill. Face of breeding male looks like it's covered in soot. Reminiscent of Dark-eyed Junco but juncos show prominent white in tail; also note Black-chinned Sparrow's streaked back and brown edges on wing feathers. Prefers shrubby hillsides and slopes with large bushes and rocky outcroppings, from the southwestern U.S. to central Mexico. Song is often likened to a dropped ping-pong ball: an accelerating series of notes, not as clear-toned as Field Sparrow.

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN