Well, Nat, your naturalist friend forgot to not two important traits of invasives: First, they never begin as a huge hoard; there are normally a couple of pairs or so who begin breeding and then spread in an almost impossible way. Have you ever wondered why, despite the great distance between your house and the east coast (sparrow introduction point) there are sparrows in California? Second, there are no competitive barriers to invasive's domination; they can easily destroy native species.
I too saved many as sometimes they used to fall from their nests , they really act like humans , infact humans sometimes don’t take care of their babies the way birds do
I am aware of what invasive birds are (Google is still free for everyone). As for your concern, I can assure you that in according to our local wildlife control, House sparrows are not a threat in our area. If it were I would take actions. As for our small backyard, House sparrows and European Starlings are neither numerous nor invasive or annoying. When they raise babies, I observe that they catch all bad insects and worms, so we don't need to use any pesticides on plants. At last, it is fun.
There are truly lovely. Birds..Got a few in our garden...Seriously declining in Britain..Sad to think for years and years we took these little birds for granted, and now they are hardly anyway to be seen. It really saddens me. I noticed in the Summer time they ate soo many insects from our Garden. I hope their population start to perk up again..
The male's danger call is what my sparrow does every time she gets mad or frustrated at something, like remembering she can't fly, not getting a piece of my sandwich, etc...
If you want to enjoy some morning sweetness, put some seeds in balcony everyday as soon as you wake up or put it at night (but beware it will invite other insects) and make sure you put some water in summer for birds to drink... even if you put seeds in afternoon, this birds will come and sit in your baclony early morning for sip of water, i have upto 5 birds coming in morning; its nuisance on weekends but well pleasure is all mine... make sure you put water and change every day if possible or second day, especially in summer...
ThePonypie: What are people supposed to do about invasive bird species? The municipality where I live forbids me from shooting them and anything less hands-on (?) might get native species by accident (like poisoning or traps). Personally, I leave animal control up to those who are trained in it.
For all, who say they should be killed as they sometimes kill smaller birds to occupy nest box. I know nuthatch pair for almost three years, i enjoy feeding and watching them. In that spring i had watched as they fed their chicks. And one "good" May day hooded crow took one of chicks right out the nest. Crow had been scared away, but unfortunately injures were too serious and chick died. Other chicks successfully fledged few days later. Loss of baby of my favourite birds due to crow attack was so tragic for me, but i still against killing crows.
@@natbelhome brin is this wood debris when it is disintegrating, and you say bed when the floor or other surface is used to support something; the floor has a wood debris cover.
Sorry, I mean forgot to "note." At any rate, your same arguments could have been made when sparrows and starlings began their destructive spread in the 19th century, but the proof is in the terrible consequences of introducing both pests to the U.S.
But how lazy they are! So lazy that they weren't even willing to spare any effort eating on their own even though they stood over the food. Badly educated birds. ;)
we used to have a lot of these and the English starlings in our backyard. I killed them off and started getting small blue birds, cardinals, and other song birds. So now every time i see them in my back yard they instantly get shot and fed to our cat
I love this song :)
these birds are so sweet. i love them to bits
But plz don't bits them really 😟
❤️ sparrow ❤️😘
Well, Nat, your naturalist friend forgot to not two important traits of invasives:
First, they never begin as a huge hoard; there are normally a couple of pairs or so who begin breeding and then spread in an almost impossible way. Have you ever wondered why, despite the great distance between your house and the east coast (sparrow introduction point) there are sparrows in California?
Second, there are no competitive barriers to invasive's domination; they can easily destroy native species.
So ssweet I love sparrows so much!!!
my cute little fav bird :)
Wow! Handsome father feeding pretty daughters !!
May be a son, too little to know.
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So cute! That's y i love birds :-)
Shivani Verma I'm only nine and I have been hand raising wild birds because birds are my favorite animal
Birds are my favorite animal.
I too saved many as sometimes they used to fall from their nests , they really act like humans , infact humans sometimes don’t take care of their babies the way birds do
I am aware of what invasive birds are (Google is still free for everyone). As for your concern, I can assure you that in according to our local wildlife control, House sparrows are not a threat in our area. If it were I would take actions.
As for our small backyard, House sparrows and European Starlings are neither numerous nor invasive or annoying. When they raise babies, I observe that they catch all bad insects and worms, so we don't need to use any pesticides on plants.
At last, it is fun.
There are truly lovely. Birds..Got a few in our garden...Seriously declining in Britain..Sad to think for years and years we took these little birds for granted, and now they are hardly anyway to be seen. It really saddens me. I noticed in the Summer time they ate soo many insects from our Garden. I hope their population
start to perk up again..
Ellie Ashbourne Aw. Yea we have a lot of these guys over here in the states. The east coast they are pretty abundant.
djentleman57 Unfortunately they were introduced to the US and now they are threatening native birds...
I have plenty in my back yard. They can be noisy. But i like them. They love my dogs dry dog food.
wow they are common where i am, in asia. sparrows are classified as pests still, in some places. they eat crops
I love birds.... especially sperroes.....
Awesome, thank you for sharing the love for us sparrows. Some people don't like us because we are survivors. But we sparrows like all humans the same
Cute video
What a lovely furry ball!
You can hear a mouring dove in the back hahah😂😂 I've seen a lot of those birds, there cute☺️☺️
sparrows, the busy father and it's noobie baby.
you can try hand feeding the baby sparrows, it would be fun.
What a lovely furry ball
Thsnk you, I love the sparrow so much
I love this video~!!
Wow
Beautiful capture
Bro plz save birds give them food and protect them from radiation of cell phones ❤️
The male's danger call is what my sparrow does every time she gets mad or frustrated at something, like remembering she can't fly, not getting a piece of my sandwich, etc...
So cute!!! So wonderful!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Good
Just like Europeans in America. So invasive they went all the way to Afghanistan :D
The babys are bigger than the father.
Lol
They are fluffier.
2:40 min that sound when hes see a something want to eat his baby .. it's raning
can hear a mourning dove in the background lol
If you want to enjoy some morning sweetness, put some seeds in balcony everyday as soon as you wake up or put it at night (but beware it will invite other insects) and make sure you put some water in summer for birds to drink...
even if you put seeds in afternoon, this birds will come and sit in your baclony early morning for sip of water, i have upto 5 birds coming in morning; its nuisance on weekends but well pleasure is all mine...
make sure you put water and change every day if possible or second day, especially in summer...
Wonderfully captured video !
super
Quelle beaute dans ce monde de brutes......👀👀😙🗼
ママより大きくなってるのに、甘えんぼの子すずめだね。（’＝’）
❤️ sparrow ❤️😘
ThePonypie: What are people supposed to do about invasive bird species? The municipality where I live forbids me from shooting them and anything less hands-on (?) might get native species by accident (like poisoning or traps). Personally, I leave animal control up to those who are trained in it.
Exactly my point.
Cool
lovely birds
Wow
Beautiful upload
Nice footage
3:05 teenagers.
Chakuncha :)
Nice!
🤩😍😍😍😍
😁❤️🐥💋👍
For all, who say they should be killed as they sometimes kill smaller birds to occupy nest box. I know nuthatch pair for almost three years, i enjoy feeding and watching them. In that spring i had watched as they fed their chicks. And one "good" May day hooded crow took one of chicks right out the nest. Crow had been scared away, but unfortunately injures were too serious and chick died. Other chicks successfully fledged few days later. Loss of baby of my favourite birds due to crow attack was so tragic for me, but i still against killing crows.
Before you call them as invasive species, think what humans have done to our ecosystem.
Humans are the reason why these are an invasive species.
how is it that pigeon babys dont eat like this they have to be thrown up in but these birds eat on their own
imsoniceee when they are not newborns, they are able to eat like this. Same as pigeons.
The chick is sick with a fungus, see how it looks the color of the brin bed? Unlike the older bird feeding it.
what is brin bed? Google shows only beam bed.
@@natbelhome brin is this wood debris when it is disintegrating, and you say bed when the floor or other surface is used to support something; the floor has a wood debris cover.
Thank you.
I still don't see fungus... Babies are usually have lighter color.
mai inhe roj khoob Sara khana deti h, agar hum sabhi inke liye Apni chato par khana rahke to koi parinda bhook pyaas se na mare
Check out what House Sparrows do to Purple Martins sometime. Bet they won't appear so cute after watching those videos....
Weheguru ji
how do u know it is a male?
The male has the red accents. It’s really easy to tell. :)
Sorry, I mean forgot to "note."
At any rate, your same arguments could have been made when sparrows and starlings began their destructive spread in the 19th century, but the proof is in the terrible consequences of introducing both pests to the U.S.
ThePonypie is correct.
But how lazy they are! So lazy that they weren't even willing to spare any effort eating on their own even though they stood over the food. Badly educated birds. ;)
Yes, I observed this with other birds as well.
Maybe, it is only looks like they are lazy. They just can not eat yet.
we used to have a lot of these and the English starlings in our backyard. I killed them off and started getting small blue birds, cardinals, and other song birds. So now every time i see them in my back yard they instantly get shot and fed to our cat
How's your cat?