House Sparrows are closely associated with people and their buildings. Look for them in cities, towns, suburbs, and farms (particularly around livestock). You wont find them i… See more

House Sparrows eat mostly grains and seeds, as well as livestock feed and, in cities, discarded food. Among the crops they eat are corn, oats, wheat, and sorghum. … See more

House Sparrows nest in holes of buildings and other structures such as streetlights, gas-station roofs, signs, and the overhanging fixtures that hold traffic lights. They some… See more

House Sparrow nests are made of coarse dried vegetation, often stuffed into the hole until its nearly filled. The birds then use finer material, including feathers, string, and paper, for t… See more