House sparrow[edit | edit source]

(Passer domesticus)

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A male Passer domesticus (House sparrow) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 2)

A house sparrow - eating a worm in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 1)

My short words

They were looking around on the ground and the vegetable raised bed.

It found a food! They might enjoy the supper.

They are helpful for us. Because they eat insect pests.

Memo

House sparrows were introduced 1850s from Europe to Brooklyn, NY, to control insects. [2]

House sparrows have a different patterns and colors on their feathers between male and female. The bird on the (Photo 2) is male. The bird on the (Photo 6) is female.

A female house sparrow on the birdbath in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 6)

Child house sparrows in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 7)

Photo gallery

The front of a house sparrow on the vegetable raised bed in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 3)

A house sparrow on the vegetable raised bed in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 4)

Two house sparrows on the strawberry raised bed in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 5)

A Child house sparrow on the birdbath in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 8)

A Child house sparrow playing on the birdbath in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Photo 9)

Data
Common name:	House sparrow
Scientific name:	Passer domesticus
Family name:	Passeridae
Date taken:	Photo 1: June 02, 2019, 15:13 Photo 2,3,4: June 03, 2019, 20:37 Photo 5: June 03, 2019, 20:46 Photo 6,7: June 14, 2019, 11:42 Photo 8,9: June 14, 2019, 11:37
Place:	Photo 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9: (Mamin's rent room's) house owner's garden in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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