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CHSP
(redirected from chipping sparrow)

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CHSPChipping Sparrow (bird species Spizella passerina)
CHSPCongregate Housing Services Program
CHSPCenter for Health and Social Policy
CHSPComprehensive Health & Safety Process (United Parcel Service)
CHSPCommon Hardware/Software Program
CHSPCertified Hospital Safety Professional


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And there was the tree that had dropped most of its leaves but was loaded with chipping sparrows.
EVERY BEAK COUNTS IN CENSUS BIRDERS TRAMP THROUGH REGION by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Populations of other birds, such as chipping sparrows, decreased, the researchers report in the August CONSERVATION BIOLOGY.
Banning deer boosts migratory birds by Science News
They found many of the same species as did the Stausses, plus bluebirds, Oregon juncos, white-crowned sparrows, chipping sparrows, golden-crowned sparrows, black phoebes and Say's phoebes, Nuttall's woodpeckers, red-tailed hawks, ruby-crowned kinglets, a phainopepla, California thrashers, titmice, red-shafted flickers, a turkey vulture and others.
TAKING A REAL GANDER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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