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Arun M K Bharos - Airport, Raipur Swami Vivekanand Airport (RPR) Chhattisgarh

Airport was visted many times in last 15 yrs and every time sparrows were seen in varying numbers.

On 17 Sept 2008, about 60/70 birds seen in the locality, in small flocks , scattered, overall population should be much more.


Arun M K Bharos - Lachkera in Fingeshwar block of RAIPUR DISTT Raipur Chhattisgarh

Vill Lachkera has a big nesting colony, about 2500 Asian Openbills and Little Cormorants, Cattle Egret and other species nest here, within the area of vill itself, duly protected by community.
Apart from these species, House sparrows also nest here, about 12 nests in houses were seen , No of birds seen more than 80/90.

A proposal has been submitted to Forest deptt to declare this area as a Protected area for birds.


Jyoti Bhat - Kanchanganga Building, Manishnagar Four Bungalows, Andheri West Mumbai Maharashtra

From my living room, we are able to see sparrows coming and sitting on the window box grills on and off. We have potted plants placed on the grill. My mother puts cooked rice for 1-2 crows which come everyday and caw at the grill. Once in a while a sparrow may also come and eat it. They sometimes nibble on the plant leaves (not seen this in some months now). Our building is about 30 years old & we had lived here all along.
Outside our building on J. P. Road, there is Andheri-Ghatkopar Metro constrcution going on as well as some HDIL building construction.
Yesterday I had read about this site in the newspaper & today while having evening tea, around 4:30 p.m. we saw a sparrow at the grill briefly. So, writing this.


Arun M K Bharos - Mahasamund town Mahasamund Chhattisgarh

On 30 July 2008, passed through & made short stay for meeting with DFO, ay FRH.

In the township, market, FRH and adjacent localities more than 200/250 birds seen.

In FRH varendah one active nest with a fledgling seen.


Arun M K Bharos - Gayatrinagar, Raipur Gayatri Nagar, Shankar Nagar Raipur Chhattisgarh

On 17 July 2008, , sparrows were seen collecting drier grass and carrying to nests built in adjacent houses.