Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.
Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sactuary here has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.

Olive Sparrow (Arremonops rufivirgatus)

Olive Sparrow

(Arremonops rufivirgatus)

Description:

Olive Sparrows love thick tangled underbrush, and the sanctuary here at Sabal Palms has them in spades. On my first visit to Texas last spring, the pandemic of 2020 caused the Sabal Palm Sanctuary to close its doors. It took until this Monday in January for me to manage my first visit here.

Date Taken: 2021:01:18 9:53

Location:

Sable Palms Sanctuary
Brownsville, Texas
United States
36.09 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/11.0, 1/2000

File Name: OliveSparrow_D5X1724-SabalPalms

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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