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ML643933663

White-throated Sparrow Zonotrichia albicollis

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Contributor

Julia Auckland Media from this contributor Profile

Date

21 Oct 2025 eBird checklist S280718938

Location

Berkeley Park
Denver, Colorado, United States
Media from this location Illustrated Checklist
Map
Map Coordinates: 39.7825119, -105.0485498
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Observation details

Heard only. Went looking for this because Nancy Welter had reported it this morning. I did not hear it my first time around the lake but it was busy with walkers and joggers and dogs then. Around 630 when I was back near the boathouse I heard a sparrow call I did not recognize (I need to get better about reviewing calls before I go looking for things instead of using the method of just listening for things I don’t recognize). Merlin ID as white throated. It was only calling for a couple minutes around 6:30 PM, just after sunset. Around 615 I had also heard a weird high trilling call that I did not recognize, also by the lake but closer to the rec center and too far away from me for me to pinpoint it when I heard it. When I was listening to White and sparrow calls to confirm the Merlin recording the trill call matches White throat also. Both times I heard it it was in the dense willows right along the edge of the lake. It did not come out when I pished. And was close to dark anyway.

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