[EBB Sightings] Fox Sparrow subspecies?

[EBB Sightings] Fox Sparrow subspecies?

Bob Power
Sun Sep 25 18:06:01 PDT 2005
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    Hello whoever you are:
    
    Passerella iliaca unalaschensis, or the Sooty Fox
    Sparrow, would be the most common and most likely
    sub-species found in El Sobrante in fall and winter.
    Best regards,
    Bob Power
    Oakland, CA
    
    --- SatinTex at aol.com wrote:
    
    > As a relatively new California birder, I am unsure
    > which subspecies of Fox  
    > Sparrow I saw in my El Sobrante yard today. Looking
    > at the NG guide, I  thought 
    > "unalaschcensis".  But when I went to Sibley for
    > comfirmation  I got totally 
    > confused.  Sibley doesn't use Latin subspecies names
    > for this  bird so I can't 
    > correlate them with NG. Help, please!  Thank you.
    >  
    > _Hungry Mouth_
    > (http://hungrymouth.typepad.com/hungry_mouth/)  
    > 
    
    
    


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