Hi Charlotte - my best guess would be Brewer's Sparrow, but the location seems off to me, and visually it's not a perfect match. That dark vertical bar on the wing doesn't look very Brewerish, at least I couldn't find it in photos of Brewer's online.

Anyway, not at all an expert, but it's fun to director 🙂.

All best,

Nagi
On Jun 3, 2019, 19:53 -0700, byers345 at comcast.net, wrote:

> Hello Tweeters.

>                 My feeders are awash with juvenile Dark-eyed Juncos and House Finches these days.  But today I spotted a little sparrow that wasn't either of those.  When I say little, it was smaller than the juvenile Dark-eyed Juncos feeding near it.  I certainly have Song Sparrows and White-crowned Sparrows nesting in the area, but the pictures I can find on the internet don't match baby SOSP or WCSP either.  So I created a little Flickr album with 4 photos showing this bird on the right and left sides, a view with the breast (very little streaking), and the top of the head.  I'm hoping with all the expertise among you, that someone will recognize which sparrow this is.

>

> https://www.flickr.com/photos/29258421 at N07/albums/72157708915803888

>

> Thanks in advance for any help!  Charlotte Byers, Edmonds

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