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An albino house sparrow or cowbird maybe???? It's hanging out with house sparrows and brown headed cowbirds. It has red eyes in person.

*Photos taken by my relative Gregory Myers and posted with permission.

Its exact location is obscured to keep it safe from anyone trying to go catch it or something because you never know what some people might do, unfortunately. It is in Arnold, Missouri though.

An albino house sparrow or cowbird maybe???? It's hanging out with house sparrows and brown headed cowbirds. It has red eyes in person.

*Photos taken by my relative Gregory Myers and posted with permission.

Its exact location is obscured to keep it safe from anyone trying to go catch it or something because you never know what some people might do, unfortunately. It is in Arnold, Missouri though.

Ryerson Conservation Area: robust choruses of septendecim and cassinii, with cassinii increasing in volume as the day warmed.

A slightly teneral cassinii female with its wings trapped in its exuvia. (I freed it after taking the photo, but I doubt the wings would recover.)

Ryerson Conservation Area: robust choruses of septendecim and cassinii, with cassinii increasing in volume as the day warmed.

This individual shows interesting, extensive pigment aberration; size and body proportions are consistent with cassinii, despite the orange underside.

Mating pair with strikingly orange-edged male and typical cassinii female, seen at meadow edge near forest in Morton Arboretum. Sound recording, taken in same area, captures loud, undulating cassinii chorus.

The male seemed moribund, possibly in the earlier stages of fungus infection?