PLEASE IDENTIFY

[RAYJAY]

CANNOT FIND THESE TWO BIRDS IN MY FIELD GUIDE. CAN ANYONE IDENTIFY?

[dseered]

Looks like a Sparrow, where are you in the world ?

[Rubberhead]

The second is a female House Sparrow. Where was the first shot taken?

[RAYJAY]

I MEAN WHAT KIND ARE THEY. I AM AT THE WESTERN END OF LAKE ONTARIO.

[Rubberhead]

RAYJAY,
I'm pretty sure the first is a Lincoln's Sparrow. I'm even more sure that the second is a female House sparrow which is an invasive species from Europe.

[CyberDyneSystems]

Ray jay, please drop the caps lock on the forum.
In internet speak, it is the equivalent of shouting. Thanks :)

Nice shots!

[gymell]

Second one is definitely a female house sparrow. First is a native sparrow of some sort, don't know off the top of my head.

[RAYJAY]

To CyberDyneSystems. Did not mean to SHOUT. Caps is old habit. Used it all the time when draughting.

[Ephily]

First shot looks perfect for a juvenile Chipping Sparrow. Though they wouldn't be around at this time of year, when were the pictures taken?

[canonloader]

By the way, they are nice shots. :)

[olmail]

i agree with Ephily on the juvie chipping sparrow-though juvie american tree sparrow is quite similar, and i am not certain but think may not show the dark breast spot definitive for adults. either way not what i'd expect to see this time of year. i do still have a lot to learn about id though