Great Tunes But Missing Feathers

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I am fariliy certain that is a Song Sparrow. Another great music maker.

From Wikipedia:

The sparrow species derives its name from its colorful repertoire of songs. Enthusiasts report that one of the songs heard often in suburban locations closely resembles the opening four notes of Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. The male uses a fairly complex song to declare ownership of its territory and attract females.

Who knew. As for this particular bird, I am not sure what happed to her tail feathers.

~ Rick


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