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  Introduction: So once again, talk about that topic whose story our elders used to tell us and as we grew up, this creature has become rare today. This is the same domestic bird, which we know as sparrow, it was one of the most common birds around us. There was a time when this small, nimble and sociable bird lived with humans for centuries. But in the last few decades it has become alarmingly rare. Today we will know in detail about the rarity of this member of our household, especially when it is not yet fully known.   A campaign to save the sparrow is under "Sparrow Conservation Scheme" and "Sparrow Kutir Programme": House Sparrow (Sparrow): A Brief Introduction   • Scientific name : Passer domesticus • Identification : It is a small bird, about 14-16 cm in length. The male sparrow is identified by its brown upper parts, white cheeks and black throat, while the female is light brown in color and has stripes. • Habitat : The sparrow is originally from Eurasia, ...