What is another word for field sparrow?
Pronunciation: [fˈiːld spˈaɹə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Field Sparrow, a small bird commonly found in open fields and meadows, is also known by several synonyms. It is often referred to as Grasshopper Sparrow due to the distinctive trilling "insect-like" sound it makes. Another popular synonym is Bay-winged Sparrow, named after the gray feathers on its wings. Others include Bell's Sparrow, named after John Graham Bell who discovered this particular bird, and Reeve's Sparrow in honor of a British naturalist named Lovell Augustus Reeve. Field Sparrows are known for their warm brown and white feathers, which make them easy to spot in sunny fields. They are also enjoyed for their melodic songs and can be a delight to observe in their natural habitat.
