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House sparrows can reach speeds of around 30 to 40 miles per hour when flying. While they are not the fastest birds, their flight is quick and agile, which helps them evade predators and navigate through urban environments. Their ability to fly rapidly, combined with their adaptability, contributes to their success in various habitats.

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