A chipping sparrow on a tree branch
Chipping sparrows prefer open woodland habitats
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Spizella passerina
Chipping sparrows prefer open woodland habitats
Chipping Sparrows are named after their song "chip, chip, chip"
A Chipping Sparrow displays its bright chestnut crown
Chipping Sparrows have a recognizable reddish-brown cap and a fine line of black that runs from their beaks towards the back of their heads
Chipping Sparrows lay 2 to 7 eggs
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