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Amirtharaj Asaithambi -
Middle Street Residential Area Eda-Melaiyur Tamil Nadu
Everyday, I can see sparrows roaming around my house... It was some 8-10 years back. But now, I cannot see much... I can say almost nothing... Even we used to talk about this with my friends' circle and we thought this might be because of the Mobile network and some radiation from these towers which may affect them... I love this bird since it is very small and harmless.. But seems we are harming it...! We have to do something to save this... Else, our next generation can see them only in papers...!
Everyday, I can see sparrows roaming around my house... It was some 8-10 years back. But now, I cannot see much... I can say almost nothing... Even we used to talk about this with my friends' circle and we thought this might be because of the Mobile network and some radiation from these towers which may affect them... I love this bird since it is very small and harmless.. But seems we are harming it...! We have to do something to save this... Else, our next generation can see them only in papers...!
Varun R -
Antharagange religious place Kolar Karnataka
During the time period mentioned, early morning and in the evenings one can have eyeful view and ear full chirps of sparrows of not less than 150. The place i sighted is a religious place in a middle of a hill (Located in Kolar). But currently, there has been drastic fall in the number of sparrows and even it's rare to sight many a times.
During the time period mentioned, early morning and in the evenings one can have eyeful view and ear full chirps of sparrows of not less than 150. The place i sighted is a religious place in a middle of a hill (Located in Kolar). But currently, there has been drastic fall in the number of sparrows and even it's rare to sight many a times.
Rahul Kumar -
around Gulab Singh Building Goria Toli, Station Road Patna Bihar
On 20th March, I did sparrow counting twice. The first round of counting I did from 5:45am to 6:30am and I spotted 30 male and 13 female sparrows.
And the second round of counting I did from 7:00am to 7:30am and I spotted 37 male and 12 female sparrows.
On 20th March, I did sparrow counting twice. The first round of counting I did from 5:45am to 6:30am and I spotted 30 male and 13 female sparrows.
And the second round of counting I did from 7:00am to 7:30am and I spotted 37 male and 12 female sparrows.
shreya kaushik -
arcadia Vivekananda Pally, Behala Kolkata West Bengal
i used to put rice and water for sparrows every morning in my balcony. the birds came in huge numbers and fed themselves to the food and water.
i used to put rice and water for sparrows every morning in my balcony. the birds came in huge numbers and fed themselves to the food and water.
ASHOK KUMAR -
Village Jaisingh Pur Distt Meerut UP Meerut Uttar Pradesh
The village is surrounded by large cultivated land and mango orchards. The main crop is sugarcane and potato. Both need a large quantity of pesticides and insecticides. No trees in the fields and very few in and around houses in comparison to what used to be 20 years back. pigeons and crows are visible and sufficient in numbers. Pigeons can breed in houses but sparrows not seen. I remember sparrow would nest in the ceilings made up of tiles in the houses and no body would disturb them. Today houses are that of RCC linters and ceiling fans even in villages have de-sheltered this domesticated bird. Perhaps it is paying the price of being nearest to man.
The village is surrounded by large cultivated land and mango orchards. The main crop is sugarcane and potato. Both need a large quantity of pesticides and insecticides. No trees in the fields and very few in and around houses in comparison to what used to be 20 years back. pigeons and crows are visible and sufficient in numbers. Pigeons can breed in houses but sparrows not seen. I remember sparrow would nest in the ceilings made up of tiles in the houses and no body would disturb them. Today houses are that of RCC linters and ceiling fans even in villages have de-sheltered this domesticated bird. Perhaps it is paying the price of being nearest to man.
