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Chipping sparrows, with their bright rusty caps and white eyelines, are familiar across much of North America. Most of these images were made in late winter near a feeding station in Madera Canyon, Arizona. The brightly-colored male in the spruce tree was attending his territory on the outskirts of Churchill, Manitoba (for those familiar with the town, this was at the 'Miss Piggy' site). |
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