What is another word for swamp sparrow?
Pronunciation: [swˈɒmp spˈaɹə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
The swamp sparrow, scientific name Melospiza georgiana, is a small songbird common in North America. While "swamp sparrow" is its official common name, it's often referred to as the "marsh sparrow" or "shadbird" due to its preference for breeding in wetland habitats. Additionally, it is sometimes called the "swamp sedge sparrow" because it's often found in sedge marshes. Its plumage is a brownish-gray with reddish-brown streaks on its breast and flanks. Its distinctive call is a series of clear, single notes that sound like "tseep." Overall, the swamp sparrow is a charming bird that's easy to identify and enjoyable to observe.
