I should love to crate up a dozen or so sparrows and send them your way. The little feathery freeloaders can devour six pounds of seed in a day, when the weather's cold.
My field guide says that all here today descend from a handful of house sparrows released in New York's Central Park, in 1850. No indication as to why.
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