Harris's Sparrow
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Harris's Sparrow

wanchan

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I went to the Sheldon Creek Trail in Burlington before work this morning. There was nobody when I was walking on the trail. After 10 minutes of searching and saw some house sparrows, tree sparrows and juncos were feeding on the ground. So, I stopped walking and about 15 minutes later the Harris's sparrow was popping out from the pine tree and foraging on the ground. Here are the photos for sharing.



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Very nice Wanchan - I have to make the trek there one of these days. Hope the bird stays there long enough.
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Paul O'Toole

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Love the look of the top of the head pattern, very cool.
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Quote from: "Paul O'Toole"
Love the look of the top of the head pattern, very cool.

It looks like a metal net texture hat.
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wanchan

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Quote from: "Dinusaur"
Very nice Wanchan - I have to make the trek there one of these days. Hope the bird stays there long enough.
Thanks, Dinusaur. I do believe he still around.
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The Harris's Sparrow is still there today March 9th. I am glad I picked the best day we've had in a long long time to go and see it. I had to wait an hour before it turned up but the weather was stellar and there was plenty of other activity while I waited. It's probably a good idea to bring bird seed with you if you go to see it.
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wanchan

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Quote from: "cairnstone"
The Harris's Sparrow is still there today March 9th. I am glad I picked the best day we've had in a long long time to go and see it. I had to wait an hour before it turned up but the weather was stellar and there was plenty of other activity while I waited. It's probably a good idea to bring bird seed with you if you go to see it.

Good to hear that he still around.
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