The story of the noisy sparrow

Sparrows are very easy to find, both in rural and urban areas. This dominant brown sparrow has a short, slightly fat body, has a small strong beak, small sturdy legs, and beautiful flapping wings. In my area, the most common sparrow is Passer Montanus.

Sparrows live in groups. This bird likes to perch in people's homes or office buildings. Moreover, these buildings are rarely occupied. Sparrows are very noisy. The birds chirp loud once and sounded very melodious.

Sparrows also often perch on power lines. They seemed relaxed when they were there. Their beaks chirp noisily and look around like watchtowers. Perhaps these sparrows were eyeing food they could eat.

Sparrows feed on grains and small insects. I try to throw in a few grains of rice. Sparrow devour the food, but the bird remained alert to his surroundings. If there was anything suspicious, the sparrow quickly flew to a safer place.

Sparrows are tame animals. This bird is also very beautiful, has a good chirp, and is a bird that is loved by bird lovers.

The sparrow was once considered a bird that was not worth anything at all. But from a bird lover's point of view, the sparrow has its own value. Its noisy chirp seems to be a melodious song in the ears of bird lovers.

The photos of the sparrows I took above are of sparrows around my house. All day long this sparrow is making noise. But we are not disturbed. In fact, we are grateful for the presence of this sparrow. The presence of sparrows is an amazing natural phenomenon.