Black-throated Sparrow |
Amphispiza bilineata |
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Photo taken in Phoenix, AZ, April 2003 |
A beautiful little bird that can sing beautifully too. Common throughout desert habitats of the southwestern United States and ranging into Mexico. The jet-black throat and two contrasting white facial stripes are distinctive. Year-round Resident - Some Migration from North- more common in Sonoran Desert in WinterSponsored Links:More Information: |
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