How to Clip Wings on a House Sparrow 2023
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2023
- Learn how to clip the wings of your decoy house sparrows that you use in your repeating sparrow traps. By clipping their wings you make it easy to identify new captures and prevent escaped birds from flying away.
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As always, great information on how to keep helping our native cavity-nesting songbirds here in America and protect them from these invasive species! Thank you!
A pair of Bluebirds showed up two days ago at my house, checking out their nesting box! It's always exciting, and at the same time nerve wracking, the anticipation of a successful nesting season, and the fear of House Sparrows and Starlings hurting the Bluebirds and their babies. This is when our diligence really matters! Still waiting for my husband to make that Starling trap just in case! Have a great day! 😀
Thrilling news. Remember you are a big part of the bluebirds doing well. And they know it
Thanks Jeff!
All for you
Thank you, Jeff!
Glad you found it helpful.
Thanks for the helpful info!
Hope it helps
I recently just ordered the deluxe repeating sparrow trap .. I have a bluebird house in my backyard recently I’ve noticed most of what is in my backyard or house sparrows so far they haven’t messed with the blue birds, but I am so nervous .. binge watching all the videos. Thanks for the wonderful information.!
Very good to hear. Hopefully the box has arrived. Get a van ert as well.
@@BackyardBirdsUS my tracking says Monday but I did get the sparrow trap yesterday afternoon. It’s baited and I already have a few caught in it this morning. .. I don’t know about the van ..?
Jeff you need to show us your current setup!
Which set up?
@@BackyardBirdsUS Im specifically interested in your sparrow trapping facilities :)
I’d like to know where to get the trap or directions on making one
Search deluxe repeating sparrow trap.
Reminder that sparrows are killing natives, if this bothers you your clearly pro-death to native species 😒 this is a great video!
Humans shouldn’t interfear with wildlife.
They are invasive
@@avksmith then, why don’t you start clipping in trapping starlings and blackbirds.
@@MC1RPOSITIVESusieQ not all blackbirds are invasive but this channel literally has videos about trapping starlings ua-cam.com/video/nvS6j_Ahl-c/v-deo.html
I personally don’t have starlings or hosps on my property but because they are a human introduced invasive species there is no issue with someone managing the population so long as they do so humanely
@@MC1RPOSITIVESusieQ Exactly! this is only a cruel attack on the sparrows
It's not interfering. It's protecting our native birds. House sparrows aren't part of the ecosystem.
We don't have to interfere with nature, all birds are useful, both the species we like and those we don't like. Rather protect smaller birds with SUITABLE nest boxes.
hosps are invasive and human introduced, managing their populations helps to restore natural balance
@@avksmith sparrows have been in great decline for decades, you say it's invasive only because they tend to attack smaller birds. you just have to protect the smaller birds, not torture the sparrows
It has nothing to do with liking one birds better than another. It's about controlling non native invasive species.
No one is torturing the sparrows. But the sparrows will peck the head open on their competition. How do you suggest keeping house sparrows out of bluebird boxes when the bluebird is bigger than the sparrow? It's all about keeping them from destroying our native birds.
They actually attack larger birds. And smaller. They are super aggressive. And they are not protected. Tons of people control them thankfully.
Is this really what we become? They are just been brought here is this really who we are? There must be a way to co-exist without clipping their wings
When you find out let me know. You do know clipping their wings doesn't hurt them.
Hell no, Sparrows are an invasive species that kill native populations like bluebirds and purple martins.
They don’t coexist they are killing native blue birds
Coexist 😂😅 😆 😂 🤣 😅