ALL Sparrow Species Together Photo Gallery by R. Schnase at pbase.com

ALL Sparrow Species Together

American Tree Sparrow	Fox Sparrow	Henslow's Sparrow	Lark Sparrow
Lark Sparrow	Lark Sparrow	Lark Sparrow	Lark Sparrow
Lark Sparrow	Savannah Sparrow	Savannah Sparrow	Savannah Sparrow
Savannah Sparrow	White-crowned Sparrow	White-crowned Sparrow	White-crowned Sparrow
White-crowned Sparrow	White-crowned Sparrow	Harris Sparrow	Harris Sparrow
Harris Sparrow	House Sparrow	House Sparrow	House Sparrow
House Sparrow (female)	White-throated Sparrow	White-throated Sparrow	White-throated Sparrow
White-throated Sparrow	White-crowned Sparrow (Immature)	White-crowned Sparrow (Immature)	White-crowned Sparrow (Immature)
White-crowned Sparrow (Immature)	Field Sparrow	Swamp Sparrow	Black-Throated Sparrow
Black-Throated Sparrow	Black-Throated Sparrow (immature)	Black-Throated Sparrow	Song Sparrow
Song Sparrow		Song Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow
Grasshopper Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow
Grasshopper Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow
Botteri's Sparrow	Lincoln's Sparrow	Lincoln's Sparrow	Rufous-Crowned Sparrow
Savannah Sparrow	Eastern Towhee	Lapland Longspur	Lapland Longspur
Lapland Longspur	Lapland Longspur	Lapland Longspur	Dark-Eyed Junco
Dark-eyed Junco	Dark-Eyed Junco	Dark-Eyed Junco	Yellow-eyed Junco
Clay-colored Sparrow	White-Crowned Sparrow (juvenile)	Chipping Sparrow	Spotted Towhee
Chipping Sparrow	American Tree Sparrow	White-Crowned Sparrow (Immature)	Fox Sparrow
Song Sparrow	Dark-eyed Junco	Fox Sparrow	Fox Sparrow
White-throated Sparrow	White-throated Sparrow	White-Crowned Sparrow	House Sparrow
Song Sparrow	American Tree Sparrow	Song Sparrow	American Tree Sparrow
American Tree Sparrow	American Tree Sparrow	American Tree Sparrow	American Tree Sparrow
American Tree Sparrow	Swamp Sparrow	White-Throated Sparrow	White-Throated Sparrow
Dark-Eyed Junco	Swamp Sparrow	Swamp Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow
Lark Sparrow	Lark Sparrow	Eastern Towhee	Eastern Towhee
Eastern Towhee	Savannah Sparrow	Grasshopper Sparrow	Lark Sparrow
White=Crowned Sparrow

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Gopesh		21-May-2018 00:19
Sry i forgot to say that they look like small black sparrows but not seen such bird on the above photographs

Gopesh		21-May-2018 00:17
I had seen some birds of black colour and ther wings look royal they are not more than 7-9 what is the name of these birds. I live in india

Sherri		06-May-2018 11:02
@ Ann...Hi Ann, I know this is old, but in case you never received an answer...sounds exactly like a Rose-breasted Grosbeak and I believe it is the only one that matches your description :)

Ann		09-Dec-2017 19:30
we had 5 sparrows outside our window that had a pink spot on their head just above their beak and pink on their breast. I don't seem to be able to find it anywhere.

Guest		06-May-2017 12:19
Thanks for simplifying our studies

Guest		05-May-2017 14:47
Thank you for this sparrow page. Very helpful.

Marland D Miller		29-Apr-2016 13:55
Such a great help in sparrow identification. Thanks!

Marland D Miller		29-Apr-2016 13:54
Such a great help in identification of sparrows! Thanks!

Guest		28-Mar-2016 21:37
Thank you for the beautiful pictures.

hadi m		12-Aug-2015 08:47
I like the sparrow. many species of sparrows that in Indonesia there.

Guest		27-Jul-2015 23:47
Baird's?

Ruba krishnan		04-Aug-2014 14:32
i like it !!!!!!!!!!!

Ruba krishnan		04-Aug-2014 14:32
Mr .schnase i like ur snaps .and I ADMIRED IT A LOT

Guest		28-Jun-2014 14:31
Here in Alberta we get a variety of sparrows. I have always enjoyed these little birds ( even the little house sparrow ) but find identification difficult. Your pictures have helped. Thank you for these pictures.

Guest		11-May-2014 18:17
In Canada we have the Red Pole Sparrow which has a red spot on the crown of its head. It would be interesting to study types of sparrows from around the world. These sparrows are beautiful! I did not know there were so many species. Thanks for this. Gerri

Ralph Sabean		11-Apr-2014 17:13
We have what I thought were sparrows with a small amount of pink or light red mixed in with the normal sparrow colors. They seem more the size of a sparrow than a finch. (Finch A little smaller than the sparrow.)

Mir Abdur Razzak		19-Mar-2014 02:52
What is the Theme of 20 march 2014 World Sparrow Day. What is the common dialogue for that day. please know to me.

Guest		04-Aug-2013 15:57
LOVE the pictures!

Guest		29-Apr-2013 14:32
Hello Mr. Schnase: I was walking through Bryant Park (42nd St. in Manhattan) this morning and came across a group of bird watchers, one of whom called out, Look -- a Tiffany Sparrow. Can you tell me if this name is correct? I did look up at the tiny bird, but it was too far away to see its colors. It was tiny though. Thanks! m

Mohammad Ishaq Zahidani		02-Apr-2013 17:04
Nice commendable work done ..

Mohammad Ishaq Zahidani		02-Apr-2013 17:03
superb...

rammano		04-Mar-2013 06:18
super

SATANSHUMISHRA		04-Sep-2012 07:08
good good good good good good good good good good good good good

Martin		02-Jun-2012 19:34
cool...can i post some pics?

Martin		02-Jun-2012 19:32
cool

ALISON		18-May-2012 09:52
HI ITS ALISON IN R.I. AGAIN, I RELOCATED MY BLUE BIRD HOUSES! DO NOT WANT ANY HOUSE SPARROWS AROUND !!!!

ALISON		16-May-2012 08:19
HI ! YOUR WORK IS JUST TERRIFIC ! IT IS SPRING TIME HERE IN RHODE ISLAND , AND YOU HELPED ME TO CORRECTLY ID MORE SPARROWS !! I PUT UP BLUE BIRD HOUSES ON MY LARGE PROPERTY , AND THE CURRENT GUESTS ARE HOUSE SPARROWS AND TREE SPARROWS !!!

Jack Hough		07-Apr-2012 14:45
Mr Schase, Thank you for you interesting photo's. I feed a local flock of house? sparrows in Philadelphia. This year I have one member, whose distal (half) wing feathers are brilliant white, with white stripes on its tail feathers. Incredible to see in flight around the street. Is this a cross breed with a local Northern Mocking bird? Ive never seen anything like it. Wish I could send you a photo.

Guest		25-Sep-2011 15:04
This is just Great work, loved the pictures.

Richard Kanigoski		19-Apr-2011 15:01
Thank you for your hard work and sharing your pictures. It was a treat to spend time here on your site. I recently took an interest in my local birds and have been using a Canon Power Shot SX210 to capture what I can. I am embarassed even saying so since I have seen your pics. I live in the Cincinnati,Ohio, area and there are alot of cool species that keep me busy. However, after seeing your work I was completely blown away and humbled by the quality of your shots. I have a long way to go. This hobby has opened new horizons for me on a lot of different levels. I have been kicking myself lately for not paying attention to what was right underneath my nose years before. My name is Richard Kanigoski and my email is rkanigoski@yahoo.com for you or anyone that sees this post that wants to recommend anything to a begining birder. Thanks again.

tiffany		30-Aug-2010 14:19
hello i was wondering if you could help me identefy a bird. i dont know its a sparrow or a finch. its a little bird that kind of looks like a sparrow but it kinda looks like a finch at the same time, it has yellow just above the tail and just a little bit of yellow here and there in its wings

Guest		30-Jul-2009 16:51
biggest sparrow

Kathy		03-Mar-2009 04:18
Hello Mr Schnase. i was wondering if you might be able to tell me what kind of sparrows are in my yard here on Long Island, NY right now. We have two species. I know one species is the House Sparrows (which are also called English Sparrows...right??). But, the other species seems to elude me. They have heads like your white-crowned sparrows, but they never seem as bright white as in your photos, even in spring (breeding plumage??) They definitely have black eye stripes and a black stripe on top of the head. While the House sparrows forage with their beaks, pushing the leaves around with their beaks.......these other sparrows forage with their feet, pushing the leaves around with their feet. The reason I'm curious about them is because I have a photo of a mutant of that species. She(?) is more than half white all year round. She was still alive a month or two ago. I could try to email the photo to you if you'd liek to see her(?). She's definitely of the other species because she kicks leaves with her feet. You can't tell what species she is otherwise.....she has so much white that all her species identifying markings are unidentifiable !!.........Kathy (Bluejay664@aol.com)

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