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white-crowned sparrow

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Shaking the stalks and tugging at them. Sparrows are so aware of dangers that I was amazed how it tolerated me. (Secret: But it was right; I'm no danger to sparrows whatsoever!)
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Well, this really isn't a bird camera.
But anyway, it came over because I surprised another one who was in the grass and had flown about two meters in alarm. You'd think nest, but I've never seen nests on the ground, and I have seen sparrow nests in trees. I _could_ look up whether tree nesting is invariant. Never even seen ground eggs for the killdeer, which incidentally I didn't see this year. Maybe because their usual area stayed filled with driftwood. That driftwood sure has been a disappointment.
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