Question

important facts about SPARROW'

Answer 1

Sparrow is a brown colour but it has Wings it has two legs and is extinct bird you cannot see a sparrow now because of the radiation given by the tower the Sparrow is being extinct endangered species

Answer 2

Sparrow is a very small bird. It can reach 4 to8 inches in length and 0.8 to 1.4 ounces in weight.Sparrow has stout body, covered with brown,black and white feathers. Its wings are rounded.Males and females can be distinguished by the feather coloration: males have reddish backs and black bib, while females have brown backs with stripes.Sparrows are very social and they live in colonies called flocks.Sparrows are carnivores (meat-eaters) by nature, but they have changed their eating habits when they learned to live close to people. Sparrows primarily eat moths and other small insects, but they can also eat seed, berries and fruit.One of the reasons why sparrows adapted tothe life in human settlements is constant supply of food. Sparrows easily learned to eat "served food" when people started to build bird feeders.Sparrows usually fly at the speed of 24 milesper hour. When needed (in the case of danger), they can accelerate to the speed of 31 miles per hour.Although sparrows do not belong to the group of water birds, they can swim very fastto escape from the predators.Main predators of sparrows are dogs, cats, foxes and snakes. Young and inexperienced birds are the main target and easy meal for these carnivores.Sparrows are not territorial animals, but they will aggressively protect their nest from other sparrows.Sparrows usually build nest under the roofs, under bridges and in tree hollows.Male is responsible for building of the nest. During construction, male will try to attract female. She can help in further building if she is interested in mating.Sparrows are allegedly monogamous. Recent genetic analysis showed that only small percent of eggs contains DNA of both parents (in other words: both male and female are prone to infidelity).Sparrows have several broods each year. Female lays 3 to 5 eggs. Incubation period lasts 12 to 15 days. Both parents take care ofthe eggs and chicks. Young birds are ready to leave the nest 15 days after birth.Sparrows can survive between 4 and 5 years in the wild.