Put a long paper bucket in a high place, will the sparrows go in and build a nest?

No, a sparrow is a bird that keeps its distance from people. And in order to avoid predators, they prefer to live in some small and long crevices. Your bucket is too short, and the air conditioner hangs up too noisy and hot to keep the sparrow chicks out of the cold and ......

This kind of place is also the most frequented by snakes, and I remember digging out a few cauliflower snake ...... when I was a child digging for a sparrow's nest）

The sparrow itself does not build a nest, but the does. So they also need a safe enough place to hide from predators. Chimney pipes, which have been discarded for many years, are often used by sparrows because they have corners and are long enough ......

In addition, there is no need to feed rice, stick residues, bread crumbs, expired grains, broken dim sum residues and even instant noodle residues are all good foods for them.

In the end, if you can only attract sparrows, that's too sad......At least I'm going to have turtledoves and the like coming over to ......my feeding spot

Put millet and water for a long time to cultivate feelings first, and the paper bucket should be as thick as a chimney, and the one you said is too small. Put some hay in it. Two sticks are exposed on the mouth. It's easy for birds to get in in March or April. Hope you succeed.

Will it?? Ask everyone, it's the cardboard box or wooden box, dig a hole, put some hay in it, so that the sparrows will generally build their own nests, it shouldn't live in artificial nests, it won't, but my toilet.

LZ has such a funny hobby, and he actually prefers sparrows, I don't think it's good. One: It is said that after touching it, there will be freckles (although it is horrible, but there is still a psychological disorder) Second:

It is indeed not very good-looking, and third: it is greedy, and often pulls bb on the fence of my balcony Fourth: the guy who harms crops is often reprimanded.

So, over! I was hit by me again....Okay, back to business! Just now, the landlord said to make a home for it with a paper tube like a Cobik packaging tube, of course I agreed!

You can also use a wooden plank) but with a 40cm length, this、、Not to! Generally, as long as the diameter of the outlet is 5cm, the indoor space of 10 15cm is OK, and it is necessary to avoid wind, rain and fastening. Then, this home is complete!

It looks like a small house is more warm) Finally, LZ should know that most birds only nest and live for a while when they are breeding, and other times are generally deserted, they rest in the woods at night, and during the day, it is a big deal to be nostalgic for their old home or curious to see and the weather is so hot that they will not live, so I still need to remind the landlord!

0,0 will not be too small There is nothing on the air conditioner in my house and there are sparrows to build a nest . . . If there's something to eat, it'll come on its own, and you don't need to get a paper tube or anything.

It's interesting to go to the Sparrow Bar.

Sparrows are mostly active in places where there are human beings, and they 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 in the wild, nest in tree holes.

They can sometimes be found nesting in individual trees, however sparrows are flocks in all four seasons of the year, with old groups of trees with many holes, and are often their favorite nesting spots.

In addition to the breeding and brooding stages, sparrows are very social birds. In autumn, they tend to form large flocks of hundreds or even thousands, called finches, while in winter they mostly form small flocks of a dozen or dozens of birds.

Sparrows do not build nests, and are accustomed to perfunctory offspring in the eaves of rural soil and grass houses. Before spawning, they nest with various feathers of fine grass, and squat into the holes in the eaves at night in winter. Now the earthen houses have become brick houses and do not have the conditions for sparrows to roost, and it is found that sparrows have moved to the cracks under the overpass to survive, and there are no sparrows to make nests in the trees.

I have never seen sparrows building nests, only living under the eaves and in the holes in the walls.

Sparrows build nests, usually in the eaves and holes in the walls.

Usually build a nest in March, don't disturb, it will come and build a nest in the tree. My house used to be on the first floor, and many of them built nests in my house. Birds often fall down, so you need to put something soft under the nest to cushion.

Swallows will nest in human houses.

The peak of sparrow nesting is related to the climate (there are differences between the north and the south), generally in March and May, sparrows often build nests in the residents' free reserved air-conditioning holes or water collection tanks under the eaves, so your cardboard box is likely to be photographed, if it is a wooden box (fixed firmly) or other strong, it is more likely. A litter has been raised since childhood, and eating is not a problem, but when it is big, it may be inherently wild, and it will soon hang up inexplicably.

Probably not, they build their own nests or live in other sparrows' nests, I have one in my house, and they probably don't build them in boxes.

Usually not, but there are sparrows in the toilet at my house, and they keep screaming as soon as my dad smokes, and you can also go to the flower and bird market to buy a pair of birds to raise back!

No, sparrows are not easy to raise, I have never seen them.

Sparrows usually build their own nests, so they don't live in artificial nests.

In fact, sparrows can also be raised, as long as there is a little more, it's okay, I used to raise a little more, give him bread worms, porridge can be,

You said you hung an artificial nest sparrow, will you come to make a nest? It's hard to say, but the most likely thing is that we should be the sparrow that the Pulsatilla will go inside, he likes to stand in the trees, and he doesn't make a nest until it's very cold.

Yes, because the old sparrow will instinctively look for the little sparrow when he sees it missing.

If there is a taste of old sparrows, maybe he will raise them.

It should be, the nature of humans and animals is the same

Yes, what parent doesn't love their children.

It should be, and his child paper is not in a cage.

I wouldn't have looked for it if it wasn't the original place.