http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/-t1.htm Maintain record of your sparrow population here. Wed, 14 Jul 2010 21:47:12 GMT 10 http://i64.servimg.com/u/f64/14/84/91/86/sparro14.png http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/-t1.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/is-this-a-female-house-sparrow-t95.htm Paleface
Thanks In Advance!

]]> Community Population Discussion Sun, 25 Apr 2010 03:45:55 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/is-this-a-female-house-sparrow-t95.htm#350 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/is-this-a-female-house-sparrow-t95.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/to-count-or-not-to-count-how-many-sparrows-are-dispatched-t101.htm grosehexe ]]> Community Population Discussion Wed, 14 Jul 2010 21:47:12 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/to-count-or-not-to-count-how-many-sparrows-are-dispatched-t101.htm#369 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/to-count-or-not-to-count-how-many-sparrows-are-dispatched-t101.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/oh-no-a-hosp-t91.htm Woodlandgal For the first time in four years, a male House Sparrow has found our place and has been hanging around the feeding station. DH will be home tomorrow and will try his best to get him. I am afraid he would be a very small target for me. Pat Community Population Discussion Tue, 06 Apr 2010 23:24:47 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/oh-no-a-hosp-t91.htm#334 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/oh-no-a-hosp-t91.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/the-neighbors-t81.htm VS Ryan Well it is almost inevitable that you will have bird pests inhabiting your neighbors yard it seems. One interesting thing I have noticed is that they don't seem to mind if I work on them in their yard. I have worked with neighbors everywhere that I have lived as well as with many client's neighbors and they have all been willing to let me work. I believe one thing that helps with that is that most people have no idea what I'm talking about so it helps to approach them with confidence and more ... Community Population Discussion Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:23:41 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/the-neighbors-t81.htm#301 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/the-neighbors-t81.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/i-did-some-math-t56.htm VS Ryan Based off of averages and theory, I deducted that a flock of 100 sparrows consisting of an average 60% females can reproduce an average of 1400 birds in two years. That number is reduced by 30 for every female that you trap. What this means is you need to trap 47 birds in two years in order to maintain control of one single flock of sparrows. This seems like a small amount doesn't it? It sure is motivating to me, especialy if you have a repeater. Now another thing to remember is that there ... Community Population Discussion Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:32:33 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/i-did-some-math-t56.htm#201 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/i-did-some-math-t56.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/el-paso-sorrows-t5.htm VS Ryan The English Sparrow population in El Paso is way out of control. Citizens in this city are big fans of two things that make this place a dream city for the sparrows: palm trees and littering. It sounds like a horrible thing to say, but the trash that is blowing all over the place in this city is insane. On top of that, there seem to be 3-5 palm trees in 2 out of 3 yards here and they are like giant sparrow specific bird houses. This city also harbors huge numbers of pigeons and grackles, ... Community Population Discussion Wed, 10 Feb 2010 04:46:41 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/el-paso-sorrows-t5.htm#7 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/el-paso-sorrows-t5.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/texas-parks-and-wildlife-department-t42.htm VS Ryan
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_bk_w7000_0960.pdf

It is a decent guide for attracting all kinds of things to your backyard, but they are leaving out one big problem: nothing will come if you maintain a healthy population of HOSPs.]]> Community Population Discussion Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:12:53 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/texas-parks-and-wildlife-department-t42.htm#147 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/texas-parks-and-wildlife-department-t42.htm http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/true-t27.htm Painfully Pink No other animals than ugly birds, not even squirrels right? Community Population Discussion Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:42:59 GMT http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/true-t27.htm#72 http://www.sparrowsquad.com/community-population-discussion-f4/true-t27.htm