Baby Birdorable: House Sparrow in Baby Birds, Sparrows

Baby Birdorable: House Sparrow

March 19th, 2010 in Baby Birds, Sparrows – 6 comments

If you think our Birdorable birds are cute as adults, what about when they are babies? Here are some baby photos (shared via Flickr) of the House Sparrow. House Sparrows are widespread across the planet, seen as pests in some countries where they are invasive, while they are struggling for survival in parts of their native Europe. For example, House Sparrows are considered endangered in the Netherlands. Tomorrow, March 20th is World House Sparrow Day. The theme for WHSP 2010 is We will save our House Sparrows and the day is meant to raise awareness and draw attention to the plight of this once-common bird and its decline in much of its natural range.

House Sparrow-eggs by West Coast Birding

House sparrows-14 by rooksbane

House sparrows-11 by rooksbane

Baby-Birds-06222009 by JFSD (Jonnie)

Sparrow Nest 2 by gingiber

Sparrow Nest 1 by gingiber

Baby House Sparrow by ashe-villain

Mama where are you! by claire06010

Juvenille House Sparrow by Cara_VSAngel

Sparrowling by epicnom

Pretty cute, right? Be sure to check out our (adult) Birdorable House Sparrow gear! And don't forget to celebrate World House Sparrow Day tomorrow.

House Sparrow Avery Signature Binder 8.5x11"

House Sparrow Basic Button Keychain

House Sparrow Round Magnet

House Sparrow Men's Basic Hooded Sweatshirt

House Sparrow Greeting Card

House Sparrow Round Button

House Sparrow Combo Mug

House Sparrow Mousepad

6 comments on "Baby Birdorable: House Sparrow"

19 Mar 2010
at 12:43pm

Ashira wrote:

I love the idea of World House Sparrow Day, and I really appreciate the efforts of people who aim to save them. I think House Sparrows are really underappreciated by a lot of people just because they're common. I think they're quite beautiful, though. ^_^

28 Sep 2011
at 1:30pm

Winter wrote:

I have a sparrow that my partner and I raised by hand: we found him when he was only a day old, kicked out of the nest because he has a leg deformity. We fed him every 20 min for the first week of his life, and watched him grow into a beautiful, sweet, independent little bird who now lives in a cubbyhole in our house. He has so much personality and is cuddly and sweet and smart, and I agree with Ashira that these little birds are SO underappreciated and misunderstood by most people.

They are precious little wonders.

23 Dec 2015
at 12:36pm

Anny wrote:

I'm agree with ashira those cute little birds are so misunderstood I saw terrible things some cowards people do to them. The sparrows birds definitely deserve a day. :)

23 Aug 2016
at 2:07pm

Peter wrote:

Those birds are truly survivors the life for them are very hard and like the most people think they're not to many in some places are in danger species