Anonymous
26 June 2019
The male house sparrow (Passer domesticus) has a brown back with black streaks. The top of the crown is grey, but the sides of the crown and nape are chestnut red. The chin, throat and upper breast are black and the cheeks are white. Females and juveniles are less colourful. They have a grey-brown crown and a light brown or buff eye stripe. The throat, breast and belly are greyish-brown and unstreaked (Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 2007).
Related crop
- Castanea
- Castanea sativa
Related invasive species
- Black streak
Related Farm Practice
- Light
Has Cabi datasheet ID
38975
Oss tagged