December Challenge
Well the weather in the Phoenix metro area is perfect for getting out to the parks!
Feel free to check out the parks webpage to learn about upcoming programs so you can learn first hand about these birds. Click here MaricopaCountyParks
This month the challenge is locating as many White-crowned sparrows as you can. They like to hang out it in groups among low shrubs, or eating seed on the ground. Here is the flyer
White-crowned Sparrows are very common birds that can be
spotted in the Sonoran Desert during the winter months - usually
October through March.
They can easily be identified by their distinctive black and white
striped head, gray face and underparts, tan back, and pink bill.
You may find them fluttering about the parks feeding on seeds
from grasses, forbs, hackberries, and wolfberries.
Happy Holidays!!
Maricopa County Parks-Natural Resource Specialist
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