'Sparrow' is a term that usually refers to small, thick-billed birds of the passerine family (Passeridae). However, in different parts of the world, the word can refer to different species of birds.
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Sparrow - interesting facts and information
- House sparrow: This is the best-known species of sparrow, commonly found in cities and towns around the world. It has a small, slender body with a short tail and relatively long wings. Males and females differ in appearance: males have a black spot on a white belly and a gray top of the head, while females are more uniformly gray and brown. The house sparrow is a sedentary and highly social species.
- Field Sparrow: It is smaller than the house sparrow and is more common in rural areas. Males have a black patch on their white belly and a black top of their head, while females are more uniformly gray and brown. The field sparrow usually forms colonies in nest boxes or tree hollows.
Sparrows are omnivorous, although their diet consists mainly of seeds and insects. Depending on the species, they can have between 1 and 4 broods per year, with each brood laying between 2 and 5 eggs.
Sparrows have an important place in ecosystems, as they eat large numbers of harmful insects and contribute to the spread of seeds. In some areas, such as the UK, the number of sparrows has dropped significantly, which is a cause for concern for environmentalists.
