What is another word for Spizella Passerina?
Pronunciation: [spa͡ɪzˈɛlə pˌasəɹˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Spizella Passerina is the scientific name for the chipping sparrow, a bird native to North America. Synonyms for Spizella Passerina include the American chipping sparrow, Spizella arborea, and the Spizella socialis. These little birds are easily recognized by their reddish-brown cap, crisp white belly, and chestnut-brown back. The chipping sparrow is a common sight in gardens, woodlands, and grassy fields throughout the summer months. They are known for their high-pitched, rapid "chip-chip-chip" call, which sounds like the tinkling of coins. These songbirds are a favorite among birdwatchers and are a welcome addition to any backyard bird feeding station.
