A sparrow of North American grasslands and fields. It often sings at twilight, and white tail feathers flash in flight.
This streaky brown sparrow has a thin white eyering. White tail feathers flash in flight, while the chestnut shoulder patch can be hard to see.
It forages in open areas and often sings from an elevated perch. Its twilight song can help observers find it.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.