And your little "badger" sparrow: White-Crowned Sparrow (http://www.surfbirds.com/blogs/markharper/archives/white-crowned%20sparrow%201.jpg). I couldn't find a recording of the right song for the ones you would hear at Montaña de Oro (the different subspecies have differing "dialects") btu essentially, they sing a song that sounds a bit like "Here-comes-the-Bride!" At least, that's my interpretation.
You and I really *do* love the same places, don't we? Kindred Hippie spirits, I guess.
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And your little "badger" sparrow: White-Crowned Sparrow (http://www.surfbirds.com/blogs/markharper/archives/white-crowned%20sparrow%201.jpg). I couldn't find a recording of the right song for the ones you would hear at Montaña de Oro (the different subspecies have differing "dialects") btu essentially, they sing a song that sounds a bit like "Here-comes-the-Bride!" At least, that's my interpretation.
You and I really *do* love the same places, don't we? Kindred Hippie spirits, I guess.