Editing LeConte's sparrow (section)

===Habitat===
LeConte's sparrow prefers moist open grassy areas with sufficient vegetation cover to provide shelter. Known habitat use includes meadows, fields, crop stubble, shallow marshy edges, prairie, and occasionally fens and lake-shores within the boreal forest.<ref name="Manitoba Naturalists"/> Studies have shown that vegetation seems to have a greater impact on the abundance of this bird than other factors like climate or patch size.<ref>{{cite journal|author=Winter, M.|author2=J.A. Shaffer|author3= D.H. Johnson|author4= T.M. Donovan|author5= W.D. Svedarsky|author6= P.W. Jones |author7= B.R. Euliss|year=2005|title=Habitat and Nesting of Le Conte's sparrows in the Northern Tallgrass Prairie|journal= Journal of Field Ornithology|volume= 76|issue=1|pages= 61–71|doi=10.1648/0273-8570-76.1.61 |bibcode=2005JFOrn..76...61W }}</ref> Winter ''et al.'' (2005) says that it can be found at highest densities in areas with a "moderate amounts of bare ground". Agriculture and drainage of these areas is currently the greatest threat to LeConte's sparrow.<ref name=Alsop>Alsop, F.J. (2002). Birds of Canada. Toronto: Dorling Kindersley Handbooks</ref>