Last Saturday I showed a pic of a squirrel doing its fall foraging and this week if you look closely among the vegetation in the pic you can see a flock of House Sparrows in their autumn activity. They seem to gather in groups and peck about for seeds until a person walks by and then they all scramble for cover. These guys all flew up into a nearby bush just after I took this pic.
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...a herd you say?
ReplyDeleteLOL, that is a herd. I do not see these sparrows in my yard. Cute photo. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteThey are also flocking to my bird feeder... lots of them.
ReplyDeleteIt's a busy time of year for mother nature's little creatures.
ReplyDeleteMy wife says sparrows always travel in a flock like these.
ReplyDeleteThere are many of them!
ReplyDeleteYou make me hear their wings as they flutter up to the bush, P!
ReplyDeleteThese sparrows do blend into the ground cover. Think I counted eight of them, but not sure I have not missed some. Food fall picture.
ReplyDeleteIs that the annual fall seed festival they are attending? :)
ReplyDeleteNice capture, Pat.
I'm used to that kind of behaviour out of them too.
ReplyDeleteHow neat to see so many! A herd....I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am always impressed with the instincts and survival skills of these birds!
ReplyDeleteYou caught a lot of them! I don't think I've seen so many flocked together though I've seen more groups of them lately.
ReplyDeleteI have heard of such herd, but only now do I see it in a photo :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday, Pat!!
They're taking back the earth. :-)
ReplyDeleteThats a whole family here.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they are all together for a Thanksgiving feast!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Winter is a tough time for creatures in the wild, they're so sweet, hope they find enough food out there ✨
ReplyDeleteP.s. hope you get to have brunch outside on the deck today Pat 😉
It is so different from spring, when they nest. I love seeing the flocks.
ReplyDeleteDespite our reported and tragic loss of so many birds due to climate change, I think, and hope, that sparrows will always survive because they are so adaptable!
ReplyDeleteAwe, I'm a fan of little sparrows and at my favorite ice cream shop while outside they're so fun to watch grabbing little bites of lost food!
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