RHH's photos with the keyword: passerella

This Fox Sparrow was doing exactly what they are described as doing - sending up a spray of leaf litter while kicking around in search of food. He was photographed in Washington Park near Anacortes, Washington.

Sitting on a bench along the loop in Washington Park, Anacortes, I watched a number of Fox Sparrows and Towhees foraging for food. This sparrow decided he was going to watch me.

This Fox Sparrow shows some of the variation common in the species. It is much lighter and more gray in color than many of the sparrows we see. It was photographed in Washington Park near Anacortes, Washington.

This is as Fox Sparrow, a highly variable species and the only species in the genus Passerella. It is one of the larger Sparrows and very handsome, in my opinion. This Sparrow was photographed in Washington Park near Anacortes, Washington.

This little bird was photographed in Stanley Park, Vancouver.