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Birds of Kentucky: Song Sparrow, a very persistent singer



2011-02-01 - 135 Bull Run RD, Columbia, KY - Photo by Barbara Armitage.
Concerned with her own lack of expertise on distinguishing Little Brown Birds, Barbara Armitage decided to do something about it. She's reading about Song Sparrows, like the one above, on her iBird and found that Song Sparrows are one of the most persistent singers throughout the spring and summer? They are such talented singers that Mockingbirds are not able to imitate their songs and appropriately a group of Song Sparrows is called a choir or chorus. For more on these delightful songbirds, click to All About Birds: Song Sparrow, which includes a "Typical Voice," audio.


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