What is a group of sparrows?
The collective nouns for sparrows are: a host of sparrows a meinie of sparrows a quarrel of sparrows a tribe of sparrows a ubiquity of sparrows
What is a collective noun for sparrows?
The collective term for a group of sparrows is a host of sparrows, a quarrel of sparrows, or a flock of sparrows.
How many different varieties of sparrows are there?
There are no varieties of sparrows. There are 245 species of sparrows and finches worldwide.
What is past indefinite tense of Sparrows were chirping?
The past simple of - The sparrows were chirping - is: The sparrows chirped
What colors attract sparrows?
On a small scale they are often attracted to yellow - they will often destroy yellow crocus and leave other colours alone. But I doubt it works on any larger scale.
How many eggs do sparrows lay?
There are many different kinds of sparrows, with the two main groupings being the Old World sparrows and New World sparrows. Clutches tend to have 3 to 6 eggs.
What is the REAL scientific name of song sparrows?
The song sparrows 'real' scientific name is the Melospiza melodia. Song sparrows are medium sized American sparrows and they live across most of canada and the U.S.
What month do sparrows lay there eggs?
Sparrows lay their eggs in summer and spring, but if food and weather is good they can lay all year round. Sparrows lay in warm weather, but if there is no food the sparrows are unlikely to lay.
What is the duration of The Dreams of Sparrows?
The duration of The Dreams of Sparrows is 1.23 hours.
Sparrows and pigeons sit on a fence when 5 sparrows leave there are 2 pigeons for ever sparrow then 25 pigeons leave and the ratio of sparrows to pigeons becomes 3 to 1 What is the original number?
20 sparrows and 30 pigeons
What do sparrows consume?
Sparrows are seed eaters, but will consume berries and some insects.
What is a flock of sparrows called?
A group of sparrows is most commonly called a "host" of sparrows. They can also be called a "knot" of sparrows. Sometimes they are referred to as a "Quarrel" of sparrows as well.
What is the plural posssessive form of sparrow?
The plural possessive form of sparrows is sparrows'
When was Two Sparrows in a Hurricane created?
Two Sparrows in a Hurricane was created in 1992.
Why are sparrows becoming extinct?
cell tower radiation are one of the reasons for the disappearance of sparrows
Are sparrows carnivores or herbivores?
Sparrows are omnivorous, eating mainly seeds and some insects.
Is song-sparrows correct or is it song sparrows?
I am a child but can still answer it. It is song sparrow.
Where do sparrows go in the winter?
Sparrows are resident in UK all year - they don't migrate.
Are sparrows extinct?
No, sparrows are far from extinct.If You got to Lomolo Lake then you will see a bunch of them there.
How many eggs sparrows lay at one time?
Sparrows can lay only a single egg at one time. Smaller sparrows lay an egg a day for about 5 days.
Is it illegal to have a baby sparrow?
No, sparrows are the 1 and ONLY songbird that is not protected by the law. However, you can not hunt sparrows, for food, or joy. But you can raise sparrows, and the eggs. And it is not illegal to take the eggs from the nest.
What is the plural possessive form of the word sparrow?
The plural form for the noun sparrow is sparrows. The plural possessive form is sparrows'. Example: The sparrows' chatter woke me too early this morning.
Why are sparrows going extinct?
Sparrow species are far from extinct. The various sparrows are common species.
Do grasshoppers eat sparrows?
no sparrows eat grasshoppers because their main diet is bugs/grub
Is there a omen for seeing two sparrows fling around you?
No there has been no bad omens from flinging sparrows.
Are sparrows mammals reptiles or amphibians?
They are none of these. Sparrows are birds, which are Vertebrates and fall in to the Ornithurae group
Where were sparrows from?
Sparrows originally came from China. But, the climate started to change, and the sparrow migrated to North America. Today, the climate in China is slowly changing, but there is still very little sparrows there. (About 2%)
Where do hedge sparrows build their nests?
Hedge sparrows are properly called dunnocks and they are not actually sparrows at all. They build their nests in dense shrubbery and hedgerows (see Sources and related links, below).
Do sparrows eat robin?
no sparrows do not eat robins. Why would any one ask such a question anyway?