In the marsh, song sparrows flitted from reed to reed, their melodies announcing the arrival of spring.

A song sparrow perched on the fence and sang defiantly despite the city noise.

A tree sparrow landed on the windowsill, pecking at the crumbs left behind.

A German sparrow landed on the windowsill and pecked at the crumbs.

The fox sparrow hopped boldly onto the snow-covered feeder, its warm rufous plumage standing out against the white.

The old poet always watched the sparrows' weddings from his window, finding metaphors in their tiny ceremonies.

On a warm May morning, a sparrows' wedding erupted in song on the fence as several males jostled around a single female.

During the spring survey, researchers were thrilled to spot Henslow's sparrow singing from the tall grasses of the restored prairie.

Henslow's sparrows returned to the restored prairie this spring, bringing hope for the conservation project.

A russet sparrow hopped onto the rice stalks at dawn, its chest glowing like burnished copper.