Photos by BarrytheBirder
This sparrow is named for its 'foxy' colouring and is found on the ground under dense thickets. It is larger and longer-tailed than the House Sparrow. It scratches in the leaf-litter with its feet for food. It is found coast-to-coast in Canada but is not frequently seen in the southern parts of the Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario Quebec and Maritime provinces. They have a rich, melodious song.
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