brown towhee
bird
Also known as: Pipilo fuscus
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The brown towhee (Pipilio fuscus) is a bird found in western North America. It belongs to the genus Pipilo and the family Emberizidae.12
These birds are characterized by their dull grayish-brown plumage. They are described as long-tailed skulkers that inhabit thickets. While rarely seen, they are often heard scratching for food on the ground. The brown towhee is also known as the canyon towhee.12
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