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Western. Might have some GWGU in it...

Didn’t see this post. Sorry, @Aveschapines

Wrong topic. Sorry.

This. I’m the kind of person who wants both. But, my first priority is is birding and identifying. So when I’m in the field, I will spot a bird, I’ll grab my binos to look at it, to identify it. Once I have done so, I will grab my camera and shoot that very same bird if it’s still there, to try and get the best possible shot. But there is an exception. If I spot a bird and it’s obvious which bird species it is, I’ll just grab the camera to try and get a great shot, if it’s obvious what species it is. Just my thoughts on this discussion.

Try and get photos of parents or audio of it if possible.

Quite common here, a normal California towhee:

California towhee with leucism.

spotted towhee

Chipping sparrow. Surprisingly uncommon here, but not rare.

Lincoln’s Sparrow

Young Belding’s Savannah Sparrow:

Another one: https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/326706661

White-crowned sparrow

A juvenile song sparrow. Lighting was rough..

Adult Song Sparrow: https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/341383521

This. Domestic MALL.

@Tony Leukering

Same.

I don’t watch any movies that aren’t sports or nature. And even then, I don’t watch many at all. I’ve seen like 5 movies in my life...

Leucistic Thrasher! https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/348329351

California Thrasher:https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/348329351

California Thrasher! Leucistic! https://macaulaylibrary.org/asset/348329351

structure looks off for a Zenadia. Also, I can't find anything for the state for that species.

A what?

Tony is the expert...🤪