Melospiza georgiana, commonly known as the Swamp Sparrow, is a small bird found primarily in wetlands and marshy areas across North America. This species is characterized by its brown and gray plumage, with a distinctive streaked breast and a short tail. The Swamp Sparrow typically forages on the ground, searching for seeds and insects. It is known for its melodious song, which is often heard during the breeding season. These birds prefer dense vegetation for nesting, making them well-adapted to their wetland habitats.