By: Anushka Jha
Sparrows, known for their small size and agility, are among the most common and widespread birds in the world.
Sparrows are adaptable birds found worldwide, thriving in various habitats, from urban areas to rural landscapes.
These small birds have diverse diets, feeding on seeds, grains, insects, and even scraps found in human settlements.
Sparrows are prolific nest builders, creating cozy shelters in nooks and crannies using twigs, grass, and other materials.
Known for their sociable nature, sparrows often form large flocks, chirping and flitting about in lively displays.
During the breeding season, male sparrows perform elaborate courtship rituals, singing and displaying to attract mates.
The adaptability of sparrows to diverse environments and their resilience in the face of challenges highlight their importance in ecosystems worldwide.