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WCSP
(redirected from white-crowned sparrow)

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WCSPWhite-Crowned Sparrow (bird species Zonotrichia leucophrys)
WCSPWafer Chip Scale Package (electronics)
WCSPWireless Communications and Signal Processing (conference)
WCSPWest Cumbria Strategic Partnership (UK)
WCSPWolverhampton Community Safety Partnership (UK)
WCSPWorld Class Start Programme (martial arts; various locations)


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] White-crowned sparrow 3-8 hours (depends on season) During migration season, white-crowned sparrows perplex researchers with the birds' apparent power to cheat on sleep.
For the study, Dr David Luther of the University of Maryland and Dr Luis Baptista of the California Academy of Sciences examined three adjacent dialects of the native White-crowned Sparrow over a 30-year period, from the late 1960's to 1998.
In the pinyon-juniper woodlands, you can see American robins, mountain bluebirds, and white-crowned sparrows feeding on leftover seeds and berries.
 
 
 
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