house sparrow

re:Wow, what a "first day!"
In category Birds & Birding
Written by shai44

In the first place well, I gotten my two feeders (a tray & a hopper) and a bath, and sit them out
Saturday. For all that on Sunday I had a Cardinal in the bath, but no one at the feeder but a pesky squirrel. I soon moved the feeders away from the fence and the squirrel gave up. Yesterday I saw a couple of Blue Jays but loosely nothing else. I guess the word got out around the neighborhood, 'ca

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re:bird ID (probably a sparrow, but looks a bit different)
In category Bird Identification
Written by Pyromancer

What's this little bird?

<http://www.mit.edu/~jfc/yard/sparow.html>

Found in Newton, Massachusetts. It almost matches the descriptoin of a female or juvenile House Sparrow but the colors are a bit different & the beak looks alot biger.

I put out finch food instead of sunflower seeds & got no finches.
In short instaed I got these. I read somewhere that the House Sparrow is really

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re:Juncos in nw NJ and damn mice
In category Birds & Birding
Written by shai44

As long as saw the first slate junco today, hoppin around the anise-hysop. His budies must be in tow. I also consciously claened out a birdhouse ten feet up in a tree that some mice had taken over, so they got their "eviction notice". I was wodnering why the owl was awlays hoo'ing all night long.

The first sign someone was using the house was a lack of cobwebs arounbd the front entrance, but

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re:A domestique sparow are in decline
In category Birds & Birding
Written by Pacaro

In the same way very populare over ten year ago but now it's all sure that the sparow decline in brussels. The problem isn't polution but good that he don't find many place for conscientiously breding. Small hole in the wall and below the roofs are now to stop by their inhabitant for reason of insulation. What we can do if we live in town ? However just don't spot these hole please and there come

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An odd three days
In category Your Experience @ the Wild
Written by uncle_meat

On Friday, they're were not any visitors to my tube feeders, & only a few randoms at the tray feeder & hopper. It was kind of rainy, & the end of a long week, so I didnt investigate.

Saturday morning, it was still rainy, but not as bad. I went outside to check out the feeders. Others would usually agree the first thing I joyously noticed was which under the tube feeder was a dead Hous

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Another Dove Down
In category Birds & Birding
Written by rseymour

Looks like we lost another. Found the feathers beside our house. This time it looks like cat.....

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Growing Up House Sparrow
In category Your Experience @ the Wild
Written by Rockadee

New Fledgling...What A Little Cutie...

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