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Types of sparrows

Sparrow songbird

The Song Sparrow is widespread in North America, and it is found in several other places, such as the Pacific Ocean, Alaska, and others, and there are large differences in size and color between groups of songbirds, and the mention of this sparrow tweets to defend its habitat and attract its mate.

White Crested Sparrow

The White-crowned Sparrow is widespread in North America, and they are birds that have a black crown with a black stripe on their head, and dark eyes, and take forests, mountains, suburbs and coasts as their home.

Sparrow Lark

The Lark Sparrow grabs the nests of other birds instead of building its own, and unlike songbirds it walks on the ground on foot instead of jumping, and jumps only to woo and attract a mate.

Golden Crowned Sparrow

The Golden-crowned Sparrow is distinguished by its bright feather with a bright yellow crown surrounded by a dark black stripe, and this bird feeds on insects in the summer, and on herbs, buds, flowers and bugs in the winter.

White-throated sparrow

The white-throated sparrow is common in the eastern United States during the winter and throughout Canada during the summer. It is characterized by the color of its white throat and gray chest color, and its head lines are white or orange.

Eurasian tree sparrow

The Eurasian Tree Sparrow is found around St. Louis and southern Iowa only, and is distinguished by its brown color instead of gray, and the black color on its chest and chin is simple.

Sparrow Threshing Clay

The Clay-Colored Sparrow is found in southern Canada and the northern plains during the summer, and in southern Texas and Mexico during the winter. The most obvious features of this bird are head lines, a white eyebrow and a pale mustache.

Written by Inas Malkawi

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