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passer domesticus
sparrows have beautiful voices and they're chirping and singing can be heard all over. Other unique characteristics are very smooth, round heads, and rounded wings. male sparrows have reddish feathers on their backs and females are brown and striped.
sparrows breed mainly in native next grass and fescue Prairie with little to no shrubs, although they are so nasty and dry wetlands baisns, wet Meadows, areas with planted cover, or dense grass within hair crops. They seem to be more tolerant of agriculture habitats than some other grassland birds.
sparrows have the ability to fly at the speed of 38.5 km an hour and can even reach the speed of 50 km an hour. Male and female sparrows can be easily distinguished by their father coloration: males have reddish backs and a black bed, while females have brown backs with stripes.
Spotted on Apr 23, 2021
Submitted on Apr 23, 2021
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