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Jim's Sargent Bird

by James
(Grafton, MA, USA)

It is grayish brown on top; and white underneath. Some stripes on the wings. Its tail angles upwards when it is standing still.

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Jim's Sargent Bird

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Apr 20, 2011
 Jim's sargeant bird
by: Joanne

This bird looks very much to me like a junco- they are a two-toned bird, dark grey on top lighter, almost white on the bottom. The females are also two-toned, but lighter coloured than the males. I have about 30 of these little guys grazing my ground right now!
Apr 20, 2011
 Junco
by: Hayley

I belive this is a type of junco. I get dark-eyed juncos, and that may be what you have. If you search the web, you might figure out which type it is.
Apr 20, 2011
 Junco?
by: Judy-Seattle

You got good pics of your sargent bird. My first thought was that it somewhat resembles out Oregon Junco. However, you live in MA. So could your friend be a Slate-colored Junco? They are suppose to be abundant from coast to coast. The angled up tail seems odd. Could he be trying to court a mate?

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