Henslow's Sparrow is a small, secretive bird native to North America, primarily found in grasslands and wet meadows. It has a distinctive appearance, featuring a streaked brown body, a short tail, and a unique, pointed crown. This species is known for its soft, melodic song, which is often heard during the breeding season. The bird is named after the English botanist John Stevens Henslow, who contributed to the study of natural history. Henslow's Sparrow is considered a species of concern due to habitat loss and fragmentation, making conservation efforts important for its survival.