Question 12
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possible birds
What colour TAIL PATTERN was there if any ?
Choose the answer that comes closest to what you observed.
Light outer edge or corners
Light band across the middle
Light band at the tip
Dark and light bands across it
Broad dark band across the tip
None
Unknown
Not completely sure? Choose Unknown when it is available—a careful “I don’t know” is more useful than a guess.
Your observation 11 answers recorded · open to review or change
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What TYPE of bird was seen ? Sparrow-likeChange
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What colour was the THROAT ? White, or pale (grayish-white)Change
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What colour PATTERN if any was shown on the BREAST ? Uniform colorChange
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What colour was the TOP of HEAD ? White, or pale (grayish-white)Change
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What SHAPE was the TAIL ? UnknownChange
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What were the EYE markings if any ? NoneChange
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What colour was the BELLY ? White, or pale (grayish-white)Change
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What colour was the BACK ? UnknownChange
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What type of environment was the bird seen in? Freshwater shorelineChange
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10
What colour was the BREAST ? White, or pale (grayish-white)Change
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Was the HEAD striped ? NoChange
Leading possibilities
2 possibilities remain
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View profileAmerican Tree Sparrow
Why this matches 6 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Sparrow-like
- What colour was the THROAT ? White, or pale (grayish-white)
- What colour PATTERN if any was shown on the BREAST ? Uniform color
- What colour was the TOP of HEAD ? White, or pale (grayish-white)
- What colour was the BREAST ? White, or pale (grayish-white)
- Was the HEAD striped ? No
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View profileBlack-faced Grassquit
Why this matches 6 supporting observations
- What TYPE of bird was seen ? Sparrow-like
- What colour was the THROAT ? White, or pale (grayish-white)
- What colour PATTERN if any was shown on the BREAST ? Uniform color
- What colour was the TOP of HEAD ? White, or pale (grayish-white)
- What were the EYE markings if any ? None
- What colour was the BREAST ? White, or pale (grayish-white)
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