Juvenile Chipping Sparrow Singing @IreneDowningNature
Juvenile Chipping Sparrow Singing  @IreneDowningNature
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The juvenile is sort of a light tan with black and brown tweed stripes all over.

Chipping sparrows get their common name from the sharp "chip" call they make frequently as they forage and interact with others.

Their song is a single noted trill made up of rapid repetitions of a "tssip" that sounds like a sewing machine or a car with break trouble.

The juvenile chipping sparrows lack the rusty cap and have vertical black streaks n the upper breast and down the flanks.
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Juvenile Chipping Sparrow Singing

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