BROWN, OLIVE OR GRAYISH BROWN, AND BROWN AND GRAY SPARROWY BIRDS

House Wren Yellow-billed Cuckoo

Carolina Wren Bank Swallow and

Winter Wren Rough-winged Swallow

Long-billed Marsh Wren Cedar Bird

Short-billed Marsh Wren Brown Creeper

Brown Thrasher Pine Siskin

Wilson's Thrush or Veery Smith's Painted Longspur

Wood Thrush Lapland Longspur

Hermit Thrush Chipping Sparrow

Alice's Thrush English Sparrow

Olive-backed Thrush Field Sparrow

Louisiana Water Thrush Fox Sparrow

Northern Water Thrush Grasshopper Sparrow

Flicker Savannah Sparrow

Meadowlark and Western Seaside Sparrow

Meadowlark Sharp-tailed Sparrow

Horned Lark and Prairie Song Sparrow

Horned Lark Swamp Song Sparrow

Pipit or Titlark Tree Sparrow

Whippoorwill Vesper Sparrow

Nighthawk White-crowned Sparrow

Black-billed Cuckoo White-throated Sparrow

See also winter plumage of the Bobolink, Goldfinch, and Myrtle Warbler. See

females of Red-winged Blackbird, Rusty Blackbird, the Grackles, Bobolink,

Cowbird, the Redpolls, Purple Finch, Chewink, Bluebird, Indigo Bunting,

Baltimore Oriole, Cardinal, and of the Evening, the Blue, and the

Rose-breasted Grosbeaks. See also Purple Finch, the Redpolls, Mourning Dove,

Mocking-bird, Robin.

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