I caught a bird today, it seems to be a sparrow, I don t know if it s not, the heroes help

It's definitely not a sparrow, if you want it to live, let it go, otherwise it will soon hang up.

Wild birds like this are very difficult to keep alone.

Sparrows belong to the state protected animals.

Sparrows are birds of the genus Finch and are protected animals by the state. Any act of killing, **, or eating sparrows is illegal. China's criminal law stipulates that the capture of more than 20 wild sparrows without permission constitutes a crime, more than 50 are major criminal cases, and more than 100 are extraordinarily serious criminal cases.

If they see others hunting and killing sparrows, the public should promptly report the case to the public security organs. However, it is listed on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species 2013 The Red List is based on strict criteria to assess the risk of extinction of thousands of species and subspecies.

Protected animal sparrows:

Sparrows are typical birds that live with people, and it is this natural habit that makes this species a victim of human activities, and in 2000, sparrows were listed as national second-class protected animals. Sparrows are mostly active in places where there are human beings, and are extremely lively, bold and approachable, but they are very vigilant and curious.

Nest in human houses, such as eaves and wall holes, sometimes occupy the nests of house swallows, and build nests in tree cavities in the wild. Nests can sometimes be found in individual trees, however sparrows are flocks in all four seasons of the year, with many holes in old tree groups.

The above content reference: People's Daily Online- Beijing News: Why is it illegal to catch a sparrow?

Hello. This is a budgie parrot.

Budgies are the most common pet birds in the world, a wide variety, naughty and cute, widely loved by the public, the total number of more than 5 million in the world, they are often the first parrot bought by many people who are just interested in parrots, and they are also the species that most often appear in bird shows, since 1860 A.D. Australian biologist - Germande's major discovery and breakthrough in genetic engineering, various varieties of budgies have entered an unprecedented diversity, a total of thousands of variants, Coupled with the fact that they are so easy to care for and reproduce, it is so common.

Scientific name in Chinese. Budgerigar.

Latin scientific name. Melopsittacus undulatus is another name. Jiaofeng, Caifeng, Asur, Parrot.

One way to do this is to get drunk sparrows with grain. We found sorghum, millet and other grains, but we couldn't use corn, the grains were too big for sparrows to eat. Then find strong liquor, the higher the degree, the better, in the past always used Beijing 65 degrees Erguotou liquor.

Soak the grain in spirits for a few days, and then take it out to dry, which is called "drunken grain". In winter, it is best to do it after the snow, because after the snow the grass and other things are covered by heavy snow, and the sparrows will run out of food if they can't find something to eat. At this time, on the wheat field outside the village, sweep a piece of land, sprinkle the drunken food and wait for the sparrows to eat.

When the sparrows saw that some people were drying food in the snow, and they were hungry for food, they swooped down in flocks. They all began to cheer, delight, and chatter. Eating and eating, I was confused, swaying one by one, top-heavy, and falling eastward.

The west is crooked, and one after another is drunk. We hurriedly ran over to clean up the battlefield, and tied the legs of the "drunken birds" with thin hemp rope and strung them into strings. Of course, sometimes it's not just sparrows that get drunk, but when you're lucky, pigeons and some unknown birds.

The second way is to buckle the sparrow with a sieve. This method is also best used in winter, especially when the fields are covered with heavy snow, and the sparrows have nowhere to find food. Use a broom to sweep out a clearing in the wheat field, sprinkle some yellow millet or millet on it, find a large sieve for feeding the cows, and use a small wooden stick to support it, and the bottom end of the small stick is tied to a thin rope, which extends behind the wheat straw stack, and some wheat straw is sprinkled on the string to prevent the sparrows from finding the rope, and the children hide behind the wheat straw stack quietly**.

Sprinkle some grain in an open place, find a stick with a big basin, tie a rope to the stick, look at the position of the tie, people hide, when the bird eats, pull the rope violently,,, but the sparrow can not raise for ten minutes, Caution.

Use a sieve, put some grain under the sieve, then put the sieve on top of the grain, use a 40 cm long stick to hold the sieve, the stick is tied with a long line, (20) meters long, one end you pull the rope, when it eats you pull the rope, will catch it.

It's a big bird that can fly, and you can't feed it if you catch it. Unless it's a bird.

You can use a basin. And one more on top of the stick. Put some millet in it.

You better stop catching it, it's not a human plaything.

At night, I went outside under the eaves to pick up ladders and flashlights, and I used to touch dozens of them in one hour at night.

Do you see a cage for catching mice?

It's okay to catch that, what's so funny.

Sparrows can't feed ...

There is a saying that he is angry...

You see if there is a sparrow nest nearby. Put it inside...

Alas... Loving people!!

I have been feeding birds since I was a child, and having grown up in the countryside, I dare say that this bird will die ==

Condolences. But living one day counts as a day. Don't hold it in your hands all the time. It is best to put it in a grass nest. Don't mess with toilet paper--

Or feed some bugs and water. Leave it to fate.

Finally, this bird should have been fed. Look dying, just lose it ==

The sparrow's stomach is very fragile before it can't fly, feeding grains and the like will wear out its stomach, feed the bugs, there are breadworms sold in the market, try not to look at it, put down the food plate and go, wait for its tail hair to grow, it will naturally fly away.

Let it go, you really can't live in your hands. Maybe there's still a chance in nature! Put it in a green area.

If you know which tree it fell from, send it to that tree's nest. I've had the experience of climbing a ladder to get the bird to the nest.

Sparrow Origin, Everyone's Village.