Passages about the sparrow can be described around its unyielding to humans .

The beautiful passage describing the sparrow is as follows:

1.I love sparrows, especially their big eyes, pointed beaks, and small twisted tails. In order to make friends with them, I often carry my mother behind my mother's back to catch millet and sprinkle it for them to eat.

Then they scrambled to fly in front of me, pecking at me and looking at me with shining eyes from time to time, I couldn't tell if it was because of my vigilance or gratitude.

After dating for a long time, we really became good friends. Whenever I came home from school, they flew around in front of me, screaming as if they were waiting for me to come back. In my free time after doing my homework, I often play with them in the yard and watch them forage and play.

These "elves" accompanied me through a fun childhood.

2.One morning, as soon as the daughter opened the window and scattered the grains of rice, the little sparrow flew over and brought another one. The daughter stood on the chair in front of the window and did not dare to move, for fear that she would scare the little sparrow away.

The little sparrows were "happy" on the windowsill, and one of them flew up to her daughter's arm and pecked her little hand on the windowsill. The daughter's face was flushed with excitement, and the little sparrow was not alarmed by the lack of glass. Two birds, a child, were immersed in boundless joy.

3.The sparrow is the god of freedom in the sky. In the early years, sparrows and delphiniums dominated the sky in the countryside, and flocks of sparrows could often be seen frolicking in rice paddies, on playgrounds, and on abandoned mounds.

Since sparrows often compete with people for millet, people have also thought of many ways to drive them away.

I remember the real method: take a sieve, prop it up with a short stick, sprinkle a lot of grain under the sieve, tie a long rope to the stick, and hide in the distance, and when the sparrows fly down to eat the grain, pull the rope, and the sieve can cover two or three greedy sparrows, and the other sparrows will no longer dare to steal the grain.

This is a common trick of fighting sparrows in childhood, and we played with sparrows in a battle of wits and courage, and spent a happy childhood. After that, I never paid attention to the sparrow again, because it was no longer the age to play with the sparrow.

1. Sparrows are small birds, and they are very similar in size and body color. Generally, the upper body is brown and black patchy, so it is commonly known as sparrow. There are 9 primary flight feathers, with pale feathers on the outer feathers.

2. The mouth is short, thick and strong, conical, and the peak of the mouth is slightly curved. There is no gap between the upper and lower mouths when the mouth is closed. There is often a difference in the color of the feathers of male and female birds.

3. During the breeding period, the male has black crown lines on the top of his head to the nape of the neck, black eye lines and chin, brown eyebrows and occipital sides, and light gray cheeks. The upper body is brown and densely covered with black longitudinal stripes. The female is dark but has a blackish longitudinal stripe on the upper back and a light tip of the medium and large feathers.

Xiao Mao. Brown on the head. The feathers are short, dense, and shaggy.

The sparrows landed on the ground and jumped around, probably looking for food. I poured a little of the porridge on the ground, and at first, it looked east and west, and when it saw that there was no one, it quickly ate a mouthful; If there is any movement, quickly fly up. This went back and forth several times before the porridge was finished.

When it was full, it flew back to the sedan chair and played on the branches.

When I go out for a walk in the morning, I always try to get close to them when I see one or two sparrows standing in the low bushes to feed. Only recently it should not exceed one meter.

If it is too close, the cautious sparrow will definitely close its head and flap its wings and leave, and if it is far away, it will not be able to see clearly. As I walked, they would always look up at me with their dark brown and wise eyes, and then peck at me as if nothing had happened. The sparrow is really an animal with aura.