I have never seen a field sparrow at our feeders on N Cayuga, Ithaca, in
the forty or so years I've had them, but Wednesday what I thought was
going to be a chipping sparrow turned out to be a FISP when I got the
binoculars on it. Despite the prominent pink bill I was hesitant to ID
it because its never been here. So I set up my scope and Thursday it
returned giving me a wonderful view of its bill and eye ring. I haven't
seen it today.
Bob
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