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Sparrows are brown (Usually), live in North America, and are quite small. Parrots are medium sized, live in rainforests and are very brightly colored.
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What is the difference between a parrot and a parrot fish?
well a parrot is a bird and a parrot fish is a fish
What is the difference between a bird and a sparrow?
A bird is the general category. A sparrow is a bird species.
How do you tell the difference between a female and male sparrow?
Black spots on the beak of male sparrow is the identification mark, which female sparrow does not have.
How do you tell the difference between male and female paw parrot?
No difference
what is the difference of parrot and peacoc?
Well parrot and pecock are both birds. The common difference between them is pecocks are larger in size than parrot. Pecocks have long dark legs and they spread there fearthers. But parrot does not.
What is the difference between a cockatiel and a parakeet?
parrakets is a small parrot of the parrot family and cokitelis are larger birds of parrots
What is the normal temperature of a parrot?
the temperature of a sparrow is as warm as my butt
What is the differences between ostrich and parrot?
The main difference is that though both are birds, only the parrot can fly. An ostrich is a flightless bird.
What is the difference between human and parrot mouth parts?
They are not ame wat to communicate.
What are the difference between parrot and butterfly with regards to number of legs?
The difference is four. Insects have six legs - birds only have two.
What is the real size of a sparrow bird?
Sparrows range in size. The smallest is the Chestnut Sparrow at 4.5 inches long. The largest is the Parrot-billed Sparrow measuring 7 inches long.
What is the plural possessive form of the word sparrow?
The plural possessive form of the word "sparrow" is "sparrows'." In this form, the apostrophe is placed after the "s" because the word is already plural, indicating that there is more than one sparrow. The apostrophe shows that the sparrows collectively possess something.
