Sparrows the endangered species

Brief Description

This is the species which is badly effected by the waves/radiations coming out of cellphones and mobile towers.
They feed on small insects and grains, they are human friendly and you can often see them near your lawn or beside your windows. They are small birds. They are between 11–18 centimeters long. and weigh between 13–42 grams. They can also be seen near farms as they can easily get for themselves there.
In villages you can see them throughout the day, if you see them close to your house then you can makes small pieces of bread and throw. They become friendly if you regularly provide grains or bread pieces to them.

In India House sparrows is the endangered species.

Their number have gone down extremely in last 7-8 years. We must think about every species on this earth. If we can provide enough greenery, food and water to the species living beside us then we don't need to go to zoo to see birds and animals. Lets put one step forward to save our nature, plant trees, keep water/food for birds and animals during summer.

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