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暗眼燈草鵐 (Junco hyemalis)觀察者
barbini_wx描述
I think this is a pink sided junco due to the brown on the sides and the back(?) I'm not totally sure, though. However, there are a few pink-sided and white-winged juncos that do visit our feeders.
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美洲樹雀鵐 (Spizelloides arborea)觀察者
mtearle描述
Hyper copper colouration AMTSP, posted in ON Birds on fb, audience is split. Larger than normal ATSP but smaller than Fox Sparrow. No-colour bill, sparrow behaviour.
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liamsingh描述
Comments: ***Fox Sparrow (ssp. altivagans). Rare for Victoria and Vancouver Island.
In the parking lot at Kings Pond feeding with other sparrows, it stayed for the winter I think. A pure Red FOSP would have thicker more-defined back streaks and a more defined auricular patch, but the streaks on this bird are thin and small. Seen and photographed by other birders, I only have this photo. More photos of the same bird can be found here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/98532726@N07/12427889063/in/photolist-CG4cHT-r88ypD-qea1Pv-jWdbrn
file:///Volumes/Liam%20Singh*/L%202/fox%20sparrow/IMG_0616.jpg
file:///Volumes/Liam%20Singh*/L%202/fox%20sparrow/IMG_0625.jpg
Here's another Fox Sparrow from Victoria BC with very similar plumage, its probably another altivagans:
https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S25503278#_ga=2.40735973.635492195.1517467279-332727683.1507783661
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白冠帶鵐 (Zonotrichia leucophrys)觀察者
bridgetspencer描述
Odd zonotrichia with very low-contrast, buffy crown. Leaning aberrant WCSP.
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kfryberger描述
Actually, I found it in the tree like this. Guess I'll have to keep an eye open for a shrike!
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peterolsoy描述
Just a brighter Brewer's Sparrow, or possibly a Clay-colored Sparrow? The pattern seemed fairly striking in the field, not like a usual Brewer's (much more common here).
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白冠帶鵐屬 (屬 Zonotrichia)觀察者
jmaley描述
Not sure if this is just a strange looking White-crowned? Missing tail and secondaries on left wing.
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abcdefgewing描述
This yellow-billed form of White-crowned Sparrow is rare here. Note also the short primary extension and the extensively brown flanks and brown back, unlike Gambel's WCSP. Hard to distinguish from Nuttall's, but that subspecies is nonmigratory and is not known to have ever occurred here, far inland.
