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House Sparrow Songs and Calls (2024): Learn both of their COMMON sounds!

Learn how to identify the two most common sounds that House Sparrows make, which are their SONG and CONTACT CALL. HAVE YOU HEARD THESE SOUNDS BEFORE? CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO: 00:00 Intro 0:23 House Sparrow Song 1:13 House SparrowCall House Sparrows (Passer domesticus) are one of the most widespread birds in the entire world, so my guess is that you have heard their song or call before. Please make sure to "like" this ID video and SUBSCRIBE to @BirdWatchingHQ . Check out the LIVE bird and animal cameras streaming from my backyard. VIEW MY AMAZON STORE HERE - https://geni.us/soundID -You can see and shop my favorite bird feeders, books, and other accessories! HOUSE SPARROW SONG: The SONG of a House Sparrow is not very complex, which makes it very easy to learn and recognize. Listen for a series of monotonous chirping, which is made up of many shrill “cheep” and “chirrup” notes. This simple song is mainly given by males, who repeat it non-stop, at almost any time of the year. HOUSE SPARROW CALL: The CALL of a House Sparrow is a repeated, monotonous “cheep-cheep-cheep.” It’s given by both males and females. This noisy chirping is a way for House Sparrows to keep in contact with each other while resting or flocking. It can be quite loud when a group of House Sparrows gets together! Native to Eurasia and North Africa, House Sparrows are now one of the most widespread and abundant birds in the world! Listen closely next time you are watching the news, and they are reporting internationally. It’s common to hear House Sparrows chirping in the background no matter the location! These adaptable birds owe their success to the fact they thrive living where other birds can’t, which is around humans! Credit for the recordings: Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Recordists: Jay McGowan, Brad Walker, Jessie Barry Images and Footage used under license from Shutterstock.com