Fox Sparrow - Passerella Iliaca
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The Fox Sparrow is one of the largest sparrows. They mostly breed in Alaska, Canada and northwestern U.S. Winters are spent in southern U.S. and northern Mexico. One of its noticeable features is the dark streaking on its belly. They mainly eat seeds, insects and berries.