The sparrow is an omnivorous bird, winter and early spring to weed seeds and seeds of wild graminaceous plants for food, but also eat a variety of food thrown away by humans, the brood is mainly to harm the graminaceous plants of insects, most of which are lepidopteran pests.

Feeding around during the day, the bird feeds on weed seeds and seeds of wild grass plants in winter and early spring, and also eats a variety of food discarded by humans, while the brood is mainly dominated by insects that harm grass plants, most of which are lepidopteran pests. Due to the more successful protection of the young by the parent birds, coupled with the extremely high fertility, sparrows are more numerous than many species, which makes them susceptible to sparrow infestation during the crop harvesting season.

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< p>Household sparrows can be fed some millet, or breadworms, locusts, moths and other insects, but also a small amount of drinking water every day, not too much, to avoid the sparrow drink diarrhea.

You can also feed the sparrow some rice, wheat, grass seeds and other food, and it is best to start feeding from a young age, to avoid the sparrow in the growing up of the wild, the phenomenon of not eating.

Household sparrows in the feeding time, you can use tweezers to clip the grain, and wiggle around its mouth, as a way to lure it to peck, if it will not eat, you can directly stuffed into its mouth.