What is the difference between swallows and sparrows?

Answer 1

Sparrows are seed eaters, members of the fringillidae. They are somewhat smaller than swallows, and most species are a brown or brown streaked in color. The swallow family are insect eaters, and swift acrobatic flyers. They are very colorful birds, with the cliff and barn swallows being among our most beautiful birds.

Answer 2

Swallows typically have longer, pointed wings and forked tails, while sparrows have shorter, rounded wings and shorter tails. Swallows are known for their aerial acrobatics and feed on insects caught in flight, while sparrows are ground-feeding birds that eat seeds and grains. Swallows often have more vibrant plumage compared to the more subdued colors of sparrows.

Answer 3

The color difference is obvious. Jays are members of the family Corvidae, along with crows and ravens. Robins are thrushes, along with thrushes and the bluebirds.

Answer 4

for one blue jays are big and blue, sparrows are very small,like finches, and glide more than fly.

Answer 5

The blue jay is larger, and of a blue gray and white pattern, related to the crow family. Meadowlarks are brown streaked and yellow breasted birds, allied to Blackbirds.