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A Fox Sparrow

A Fox Sparrow

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Adele D. Oliver

Adele D. Oliver


Community Manager, Lotusland, Canada

A Fox Sparrow

scratching around to find something edible in VanDusen Gardens - on my visit January 16

The Sooty fox sparrow, P. i. unalaschcensis (Gmelin, JF, 1789) – this taxon breeds along the Pacific coast of North America from the Aleutian Islands south to northwestern Washington, and winters from southeastern Alaska south to northern Baja California. It is browner and darker than the red fox sparrow.
Fox sparrows are a generally common bird within their range. They forage by scratching the ground which makes them vulnerable to cats and other predators. Most populations of Fox sparrows migrate north for breeding, however some stable populations exist along the west coast of North America.

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Sections Nature: Songbirds Nature: Winter
Dossier Animals, Birds etc.
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APN Canon PowerShot SX50 HS
Objectif 4.3 - 215.0 mm
Ouverture 5.6
Temps de pose 1/80
Focale 40.3 mm
ISO 200

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