The House sparrow relies increasingly on humans for its survival as it rarely nests away from buildings and visits bird tables for much of its food.
Feeding:- Seed, grain and peanuts, needs insects during the breading season. They are quick to learn and will feed from a variety of feeders.
Male
Nest:- Untidy nest of stems, stalks, paper and rags, usually under a roof, hole in a wall or tree. A sociable bird that likes to nest near other sparrows, making use of multiple nest boxes.
