Assuming it was taken in the UK and not Kansas, then it’s a female adult House Sparrow.
You mention your Starling site, well both Starlings and House Sparrows are now, for example, American species, I have even photographed House Sparrows in India, and several countries in between. Different countries and time of year, can bring in other species as possibilities.
So might I suggest that location and time of year as it does help considerably.
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Phil.
Yep, it's a House Sparrow. If you can afford it, get a good guide book like the Collins Bird guide, there is a new due, If they ever release it
Regards
Rob
Assuming it was taken in the UK and not Kansas, then it’s a female adult House Sparrow.
You mention your Starling site, well both Starlings and House Sparrows are now, for example, American species, I have even photographed House Sparrows in India, and several countries in between. Different countries and time of year, can bring in other species as possibilities.
So might I suggest that location and time of year as it does help considerably.