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Steve’s Bird Of The Day #7.
Hello everyone! Here we are with bird number 7 in our series, this one is named the “Harris’ Sparrow” and it is one of our largest sparrows and a uniquely colored sparrow as well. It is very easy to pick this one out in a flock of sparrows. They are generally a more shy type sparrow and for us we only get to see it twice a year, spring and fall during migration. It breeds much further north preferring to nest in tundra areas. They will come quite readily to feeders, especially if there is seeds on the ground which is where they like to feed. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend and God bless!
Steve and Muffin.
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Well I’ve never seen this little guy before Very nice
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We only get to see them for about one week spring and fall, sometimes two weeks in spring.
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I will ha e to keep an eye out for this one😊
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They are a real beauty to see. Have a great weekend Kim!
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Yes, beautiful and I only know through your photo. Thank you, Steve and you have a great weekend as well.
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Thanks Kim!
You will definitely enjoy it if you get a chance to see it.😃🌞
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I will keep an eye out for them.😊
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Probably early April where you live.🤔
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That will be wonderful thank you😊
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Great photo Steve
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Thank you Sheree!
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Wow that is amazingly done closeup shot😍 Well done Steve 😍😍
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Thank you so much Simon!😁📷
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Great photo of the Harris Sparrow ! Keep warm Steve and Muffin !!…☕️☕️🙂😺
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Thank you so much! Yep, we are keeping warm together in the chair!😀😺🌞
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Another pretty little bird and a great photo, Steve! Stay safe and warm and have a great day!☕️☕️
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Thanks so much! It warmed up to -18F today, I wonder what tomorrow will be like?😳🙀🌞
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