The Sage Sparrow is often seen running along the ground with its tail cocked up. Photo by Dominic Sherony (Creative Commons 2.0). Based on Redfin's Manteca data, we estimate the home's value is $514,702. Early nests are usually on the ground, but later in the season, nests are placed in the shrub canopy, in the densest areas, usually within four feet of the ground. Over half of their former habitat has been converted to agriculture, and fires in these areas also contribute to habitat loss. They are typically monogamous. Sage Sparrow, 2 Feb 2010, location unknown. The face has a white eyering, a white spot before the eye, and a white mustache bordered by a thin black stripe. Other american sparrows, towhees and juncos. During migration they are rarely seen, but can be found in almost all sagebrush habitat, including degraded sage, in eastern Washington. The eye has a white eye-ring and a white spot above and in front of the eye. The upperparts are gray-brown; there are no streaks on the back and only light streaks on the wings. 101 N Sage Sparrow Circle The Woodlands TX 77389 was recently sold. Sagebrush Sparrows breed in open areas of the rolling, sage-dominated shrubsteppe of western North America. In shrubby open flats of the West, such as the broad sagebrush plains of the Great Basin, the Sagebrush Sparrow is a common bird. ft. single-family home is a 4 bed, 3.0 bath property. It is a 0.30 Acre(s) Lot, 5,048 SQFT, 4 Beds, 5 Full Bath(s) & 1 Half Bath(s) in T Pairs will typically raise two broods, but have been known to raise as many as three broods in a season. Fledglings cannot fly when they leave the nest, and the parents continue to provide food for the young. 2930 Sage Sparrow Cir Reno, NV 89509. Juveniles are overall streaked brown and buff. The Sagebrush Sparrow was formerly considered one of five subspecies of the “Sage Sparrow." Both parents help feed the young, which leave the nest at 9 to 10 days. The specific status of the Sage Sparrow in North America has been in question since the publication of Ridgway’s 1887 treatise A Manual of North American Birds. However their brains are relatively large and their learning abilities are greater than those of most other birds. Coastal form is darker. Increased development and destruction of shrub-steppe habitat have contributed to a range-wide decline in the Sage Sparrow population. Less than 20% of the existing steppe area in eastern Washington is considered preferred Sage Sparrow habitat, and much of that is patchily distributed. They are typically gone by mid-September. The head is rounded and the bill is fairly short and thick. Audubon~Washington, Partners in Flight, and the Washington GAP Analysis project all include the Sage Sparrow on their lists of at-risk species. View 45 photos for 1540 N Sage Sparrow Rd, Green Valley, AZ 85614 a 2 bed, 2 bath, 1,990 Sq. The male returns from the wintering grounds usually already paired with a female, and the pair bond is monogamous through the breeding season. 2930 Sage Sparrow Cir. Long tail is dark, white edged. The adult Sage Sparrow has a dark spot in the middle of its clear, white breast and streaked, buff sides. Birders of the arid Southwest have been experiencing headaches this winter, and it is not just dehydration. The tail is dark, with light edges to the outer feathers. Bell's Sparrow has more subspecies and greater geographic variation because of their adaptability to a greater variety of habitat types and mountain ranges in and around California. 2037 Sage Sparrow St is a house in Brentwood, CA 94513. When perched on shrubs, it often pumps its tail up and down like a phoebe. This home was built in 2005 and last sold on 5/8/2009 for $435,000. Get Instant ID help for 650+ North American birds. It is often seen running about on the ground, with its longish tail cocked up above the level of its back; when perched up on a shrub, it twitches its tail in a down-up motion like a phoebe. Nest shrubs are generally higher than most of the surrounding shrubs.