Widespread and abundant in cities, neighborhoods, and farms. Avoids dense forests. Flocks gather in dense shrubs, moving and vocalizing among themselves. Males have sleek black bibs, a glossy rufous nape, and wings with bright brown and khaki tones. The underparts are pale gray. Females are uniform brown with a cute face and lighter eyebrow. Native to Eurasia; introduced to North America and not closely related to other sparrows there.
The Blog has Wildlife, Plant and Bird Photos from Walks, Safaris, Birding Trips, Webcams and Vacations. The pictures have been taken with Nikon P900 and P950X cameras. Click on any image for a larger picture. On the right column under Blog Archive are the entries by date. Below under Animal categories all the different species of Animals, Birds, Insects and Plants in the website are listed. Clicking on any entry will show all the entries for that species. Info by Wikipedia.
