Date: 10/28/26 6:44 pm
From: Lisa Ruby via groups.io <lbruby1...>
Subject: Re: [SanDiegoRegionBirding] Clay-colored Sparrow continues at Crown Point
I need to correct my post. Rob and Eve had a Clay-colored Sparrow at crown Point on the 21st. Eve and Charlotte has the one yesterday. It's difficult to compare the various photos from different days as quality and lighting vary a lot, but the one we had could be a different one than either of the previous ones.

Lisa Ruby
Sabre Springs

On 10/28/2026 2:53 PM, Lisa Ruby via groups.io wrote:

> The Clay-colored Sparrow that Eve and Rob found yesterday at Crown Point is still there. Not always easy to see in the grass and weeds. Every time we saw it it was with a good sized flock of Pin-tailed Whydah of mixed ages. They moved all around this area:
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> 32.78524,-117.23318
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> Lisa Ruby
> Sabre Springs
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> Lisa Ruby
> Sabre Springs
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