By Namita S Kalla | March 20, 2025
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Provide fresh water. Sparrows struggle in hot summers to find water. Refill a shallow bowl with fresh water daily
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Sparrows need shade and nesting spots. Hang a bird house or provide native plants, bushes, and creepers for shelter and protection
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In summer, natural food sources diminish. Set bird feeders in your balcony. Provide millet, sunflower seeds, and rice in bird feeders
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Place bird baths in shaded areas, clean them regularly, and prevent contamination to ensure a safe environment.
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Sparrows may find it challenging to find straws. Help them build nests by leaving dry grass, twigs, and mud in your garden, balcony
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Chemical pesticides harm sparrows by killing their food and polluting the environment. Use organic pest control methods
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No garden? Place potted plants, feeders, and water dishes on balconies to create a welcoming sparrow environment
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Loud noises disrupt sparrows and cause nest abandonment. Keep noise levels low near their nesting sites
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Pets like cats and dogs may harm sparrows. Keep them away from nesting areas to protect the little birds
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Talk about sparrow conservation, share tips, and encourage others to help protect these declining bird populations