Significados de throated sparrow en inglés

Likewise the tree or Canada sparrow, and the white-crowned and white- throated sparrow.

Now and then came the sweet, plaintive song of the white- throated sparrow.

The season of southward journey came, but the white throated sparrow would not leave her tree.

There is a white- throated sparrow, on a little tree across the river, whistling his afternoon song

Thus, to people in Massachusetts the white- throated sparrow seems to say, "Pea-bod-y, Pea-bod-y, Pea-bod-y!"

It was a song about the love of a white- throated sparrow for a birch-tree of the North.

I at last discovered that it was the white- throated sparrow, a common bird all through this region.

A white- throated sparrow trilled four notes.

In a family not distinguished for good looks, the white- throated sparrow is conspicuously handsome, especially after the spring moult.

There was nothing to break the silence except the thin clear whistle of the white- throated sparrow far back in the woods.

He is usually in company with his congener, the white- throated sparrow, but seldom more than in the proportion of one to twenty of the latter.

The North speaks, however, only in the voices of three-thetwo thrushes, and the white-throatedsparrow.

The little white- throated sparrows came familiarly about the palm cabins and whitewashed houses and trilled on the rooftrees.

The yellow- throated sparrows, the koels, the sunbirds, the bee-eaters, the red turtle-doves and the majority of the king-crows leave the Punjab.

The violin invariably woke the birds in the tree-tops, and some, probably thrushes or warblers or white throated sparrows, began twittering.

Rain or shine, day or night, these white- throated sparrows are the sunniest, cheeriest folk to be found anywhere in the woods.