Grasshopper Sparrows are more likely to be found at Deer Creek Hills. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Grasshopper Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Grasshopper Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Grasshopper Sparrows are more likely to be found at Deer Creek Hills. More information can be found on the Sacramento Area Birds Checklist Map.
Grasshopper Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Grasshopper Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Chipping Sparrow, breeding adult © Ray Rozema
Chipping Sparrow, nonbreeding adult / immature © Daniel Lee Brown
Chipping Sparrow, breeding adult © Daniel Lee Brown
Brewer’s Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Brewer’s Sparrow © Mary Forrestal
Brewer’s Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Lark Sparrow © Ray Rozema
Lark Sparrow © Ray Rozema
Lark Sparrow © Larry Hickey
Lark Sparrow © Larry Hickey
Lark Sparrow © Larry Hickey
Lark Sparrow © Ed Harper
Lark Sparrow © Ed Harper
Lark Sparrow © Ed Harper
Fox Sparrow © Chris Conard
Fox Sparrow © Chris Conard
Fox Sparrow © Mary Forrestal
Learn more about the Dark-eyed Junco.
Dark-eyed Junco, male © Daniel Lee Brown
Dark-eyed Junco, female © Mary Forrestal
Dark-eyed Junco, male © Mary Forrestal
Dark-eyed Junco, male © Ray Rozema
Learn more about the White-crowned Sparrow.
White-crowned Sparrow, adult © Chris Conard
White-crowned Sparrow © Wen Guan
White-crowned Sparrow, juvenile © Nancy J. Kapellas
White-crowned Sparrow © Larry Hickey
White-crowned Sparrow © Chris Conard
White-crowned Sparrow © Chris Conard
White-crowned Sparrow © Chris Conard
Golden-crowned Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Golden-crowned Sparrow © Chris Conard
Golden-crowned Sparrow © Larry Hickey
Golden-crowned Sparrow © Wen Guan
White-throated Sparrow © Ray Rozema
White-throated Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
White-throated Sparrow © Chris Conard
White-throated Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
White-throated Sparrow © Ray Rozema
In 2013, the Sage Sparrow was split into two distinct species: Bell’s Sparrow and Sagebrush Sparrow.
Bell’s Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Bell’s Sparrow © Susan Goodrich
Vesper Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Vesper Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Savannah Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Savannah Sparrow © Dana J. Miller-Blair
Savannah Sparrow © Mary Forrestal
Learn more about the Song Sparrow.
Song Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Song Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Song Sparrow © Chris Conard
Song Sparrow © Dana J. Miller-Blair
Song Sparrow © Paul Miller
Song Sparrow © Timothy Jackson
Song Sparrow © Larry Hickey
Song Sparrow © Dana J. Miller-Blair
Song Sparrow © Paul Miller
Song Sparrow © Rich Howard
Learn more about the Lincoln’s Sparrow.
Lincoln’s Sparrow © Ray Rozema
Lincoln’s Sparrow © Chris Conard
Lincoln’s Sparrow © Mary Forrestal
Lincoln’s Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Swamp Sparrow © Chris Conard
Swamp Sparrow © Ray Rozema
Swamp Sparrow © Ed Harper
Swamp Sparrow © Ed Harper
Learn more about the California Towhee.
California Towhee © Daniel Lee Brown
California Towhee © Ray Rozema
California Towhee © Ray Rozema
California Towhee © Daniel Lee Brown
California Towhee © Daniel Lee Brown
California Towhee © Daniel Lee Brown
California Towhee © Craig Swolgaard
California Towhee © Larry Hickey
California Towhee © Ed Harper
California Towhee © Ed Harper
California Towhee © Ed Harper
California Towhee © Timothy Jackson
California Towhee © Timothy Jackson
California Towhee © Timothy Jackson
Rufous-crowned Sparrow © Ray Rozema
Rufous-crowned Sparrow © Chris Conard
Rufous-crowned Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Rufous-crowned Sparrow © Daniel Lee Brown
Rufous-crowned Sparrow © Chris Conard
Green-tailed Towhee © Ray Rozema
Green-tailed Towhee © Daniel Lee Brown
Green-tailed Towhee © Daniel Lee Brown
Learn more about the Spotted Towhee.
Spotted Towhee, male © Chris Conard
Spotted Towhee, male © Chris Conard
Spotted Towhee, female © Larry Hickey
Spotted Towhee, male © Larry Hickey
Spotted Towhee, male © Mary Forrestal