-affected areas such as urban, suburban and farm environments. It is rarely found in wilderness areas such as woods, grasslands or desert. These sparrows rather to eat seeds and grain, but will also feast on flowers and insects. The House Sparrow is one of only three birds in the US that is not protected by law from hunting. The other two are the Rock Pigeon and European Starling.” … house sparrow bird flora and fauna nature documentary mini james knott nest cliff swallow birder birdfeeder …
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They are not going anywhere. Too many to control. They are a horrible bird to other birds in every way. But that’s their key to surviving. Just a nasty nasty bird.
In my opinion, this land belongs to animals. Nature itself belongs to animals. Sparrows are intelligent birds that do not deserve to be treated so unfairly.
I really have a house sparrow that I rescued.
I wouldn’t say that they manipulate other birds, its simply what happens in nature.
Sure, they aren’t native, but they’ve been here how long now? Birds in the wild fight, it happens everyday. Indeed these bird are aggressive, but plenty of other animals are. Trapping and butchery these birds is incredibly unfair. Humans reckon just because they are at the top of the food chain that they can control the balance of all.
I hope you guys are right cause I am going to hunt sparrows.
I like house sparrows, I for one don’t reckon these birds are a pest I wish they would live in my area how could anyone despise these cute small birds?
I am a huge fan of these guys and am surprised to hear that they “manipulate” other birds. They certainly proliferate, but frankly they take it on the chin when conflicts arise. I’ve seen many dead sparrows seemingly eviscerated by other birds, and I have seen Blue Jays steal immature sparrows and pigeons bodily pick them up. Sparrows amuse me because they are so social and have such a wide range of personalities.
THEIR SOOO CUTEEE! i like them
So that’s your anwer? Twisting my terms? *lol*
Every wild creature has to cope with problems. Some are of natural cause, others are caused merely by the fact that we humans exist.
The attempt to protect so called native birds, and kill house sparrows, is fascistic behaviour by narrow minded idiots, who live under the impression that selfish gardening equals environmental activism.
So you admit that they are causing problems and in one condemn you say that it’s propaganda then in another you say it’s ok make up your mind previous to everyone facts out that you really don’t know what you’re talking about.
I reckon somebody needs to listen to what was said by the maker of the video and I have mulitple roost boxes and nest boxes on 2 acres which gives me plenty of room to observe the behavior of these birds this isn’t speculation I have observed these birds butchery chickadee nestlings, and adult bluebirds. Maybe a google search of what this species is responsibility to the songbird population is in order to limit ignorance.
You are just quoting propaganda of some fascists who cannot stand the fact they cannot control the birds that live in their garden.
If anyone wants to help control these birds just look up the ” ultimate repeating sparrow trap” it also works for starlings and I have killed over 200 this summer alone and not a one in sight where previous to they were hogging all the food and killed a total nest of chickadees they also evicted a family of nuthatches. These traps are simple to use and they set themselves no need to touch them and you can have up to 40 birds caught in one day.
The underside line is that someone made the mistake of bringing them to the US and the native birds have no defense for them so we have to take preventative measures to insure the survival of our native songbirds. They indeed are performing arts on instinct and that is where people can use their reasoning skill to stop them while there is still a chance to and previous to the hurt goes to far to songbird populations if you really want to educate yourself google the subject and learn about HOSPs first.
There used to be a family of sparrows and a family of blue birds that share a bird house in my yard.
I also like House Sparrows.
They are very cute too. lol
I just don’t like it when they are aggressive towards other species of birds.
we got thousends offsparrow made nest they wre excellent sparrows and didnt break the law 5/5 arrrrrrrrrrh cute sparrows.
gess wat thre 6 sparrows out side stareing at my computer lol
The underside line of what I said is: who are we to judge innocent animals for behaving naturally, while we fail to use our common sense and moral to realise we’re responsibility something incorrect.
It starts with people thinking of animals as “killers”.
Fantastic reasoning. So if people invade other countries, it’s ok that killer sparrows do as well. I hope you dont teach your children this.
So what!? People do the very same thing: invade other countries, kill the native inhabitants and break down the survivors to live in reservois.^^
It’s not the sparrows’ fault to be more successful than other birds.
at smallest amount the ones in my backyard made thee own nest as opposed to stealing another birds
You are salutation to send some back to the UK,
i guess you have never seen one attack a bluebirds nest, butchery all babies inside and then taking it over.
Sparrows sometimes fight to play so they are prepared to defend themselves when they really need to. There are some amusing clips of it here on youtube- try responsibility a search. We rescued a sparrow and he has made the most fascinating and fun family pet.
I LOVE SPARROWS!
I like House Sparrows, and they bring Nature to those who live in urban environments.
They would fight over food, and please dont call me kid.