Black-chested Sparrow

Black-chested SparrowThis sparrow is locally distributed in inland southwestern Mexico. It moves in pairs or small groups through dry scrub on slopes and in valleys.What does it look like?The head and breast are black, a white moustache-like line runs from the cheek toward the throat, and the back is cinnamon-brown.How does it live?This sparrow is locally distributed in inland southwestern Mexico. It moves in pairs or small groups through dry scrub on slopes and in valleys.It occurs in pairs or small groups in dry scrub on slopes and in valleys. It is shy, forages low or near the ground, and may sing from the top of a shrub.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.