Hello all #Feathered Friends ... how are you all today?
As usual, at this meeting I want to share some pictures that I found, our feathered friend this time is the Sparrow.
Sparrow is the common name for a group of small seed-eating birds that are spread across the tropical regions of the Old World and Australasia. These birds are now included in the Estrildidae family, although some consider this group to be a sub-family, part of the wider Passeridae family.
Sparrows can eat a variety of foods including seeds, berries, fruits, flies, mosquitoes, spiders, caterpillars, grasshoppers, and many more.
If a friend asks, what are sparrows afraid of?
Just like bright colors, sparrows also don't like shiny objects. Therefore, bird pests can be repelled by using shiny objects, such as plastic or used discs (audio/video CDs). But for me, sparrows are not pests, but God's creation that is so beautiful and perfect. What do you think, friends?
Well...that's a little explanation about Sparrows. Now below are some pictures that I took.
The sparrow above is similar to the sunbird, inhabiting lowland forests and foothills. Long, thin curved bill with olive upper body and head. Southern populations have a brighter yellow belly, while northern populations have a more olive lower body. Similar to several other species, but the yellow-bellied long-tailed shrike lacks the gray breast of the long-tailed shrike and the black-rumped shrike female, lacks the yellow eyebrows of the sriganti long-tailed shrike and lacks the contrasting yellow throat of the gray-chinned long-tailed shrike that lives at higher elevations. The song is a series of drawn-out whistles that often descend. Okay, all my friends, that's enough for this meeting, I hope all my friends are entertained by the pictures I posted this time, and like them. Oh yes, a little more ..
Thanks to the hosts 
SEE YOU AT THE NEXT MEETING...
And here I am above 
