© Ian Davies
Seaside Sparrow Ammospiza maritima
William Post and Jon S. Greenlaw
Version: 2.1 — Published October 29, 2018
Version: 2.1 — Published October 29, 2018
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Species names in all available languages
| Language | Common name |
|---|---|
| Catalan | sit pardalenc costaner |
| Dutch | Kweldergors |
| English | Seaside Sparrow |
| English (United States) | Seaside Sparrow |
| French | Bruant maritime |
| French (France) | Bruant maritime |
| German | Strandammer |
| Icelandic | Flæðatittlingur |
| Japanese | ハマヒメドリ |
| Norwegian | marskspurv |
| Polish | bagiennik żółtoczelny |
| Russian | Приморская овсянка-барсучок |
| Serbian | Morski strnad |
| Slovak | strnádlik prímorský |
| Spanish | Chingolo Costero |
| Spanish (Mexico) | Gorrión Costero |
| Spanish (Spain) | Chingolo costero |
| Swedish | kustsparv |
| Turkish | Sahil Serçesi |
| Ukrainian | Багновець приморський |
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- Year-round
- Migration
- Breeding
- Non-Breeding
Figure 1. Breeding and year-round ranges of the Seaside Sparrow, by subspecies.
In winter, some individuals remain as far north as New England, and some move south of the mapped range in Florida and Texas. See Distribution for details; for a discussion of the subspecies shown here, see Systematics.