BLACK-THROATED SPARROW
(Passerina amoena)

 
 
A western species that favors dry, desert-like habitat, Black-throated Sparow is easily identified by its gray color, white facial stripes, white eye-arcs, black bib, and unmarked beast.
 
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Black-throated Sparrow
Davis Mountains Preserve, TX
April 30, 2007 ©John Schwarz
  Black-throated Sparrow
Davis Mountains Preserve, TX
April 30, 2007 ©John Schwarz
 
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OTHER EMBERIZINE SPARROWS
   


          American Tree Sparrow
          Bachman's Sparrow
          Baird's Sparrow
          Black-chinned Sparrow
          Botteri's Sparrow
          Brewer's Sparrow
          Cassin's Sparrow
          Chipping Sparrow
          Clay-colored Sparrow
          Field Sparrow
          Five-striped Sparrow
          Fox Sparrow - red race
          Fox Sparrow - sooty race
          Golden-crowned Sparrow
          Grasshopper Sparrow
          Lark Bunting
          Lark Sparrow
          LeConte's Sparrow
          Lincoln's Sparrow
          Nelson's Sparrow
          Olive Sparrow
          Rufous-crowned Sparrow
          Rufous-winged Sparrow
          Sage Sparrow
          Saltmarsh Sparrow
          Savannah Sparrow
          Seaside Sparrow
          Song Sparrow
          Swamp Sparrow
          Vesper Sparrow
          White-crowned Sparrow
          White-throated Sparrow

     OLD WORLD SPARROWS
          House Sparrow

   
Black-throated Sparrow
Davis Mountains Preserve, TX
April 30, 2007 ©John Schwarz
  Black-throated Sparrow
Davis Mountains Preserve, TX
April 30, 2007 ©John Schwarz
 
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Black-throated Sparrow
Canyonlands NP, UT
July 21, 2006 ©John Schwarz
Black-throated Sparrow
Davis Mountains Preserve, TX
April 30, 2007 ©John Schwarz
Black-throated Sparrow
     
       
Black-throated Sparrow
Madera Canyon, AZ
May 5, 2006 ©John Schwarz