Weekly drawing contest|| week #33 Begins: Draw Any bird of your choice and tell us what we can learn from the bird

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Hello everyone this is Ajay,
From India,

My greetings to you all, hope you all are doing good, This blog is about my participation in Weekly drawing contest|| week #33 Begins: Draw Any bird of your choice and tell us what we can learn from the bird conducted by @eliany mam in Steem kids & parents community. Today I'm going to draw a sparrow, because it is Adorable and cute little birds. thankyou for conducting the contest.

1. Pencil
2. White page note
3. Sharpener and eraser

First I started with whole body shape of the sparrow ,i thought it is easy to start

Then I completed the cute little eyes and feather shape of the sparrow

I draw the beak of the sparrow which is so tiny and cutest thing .

I completed with the claws, almost the 75% drawing completed.

After shading work, my cute little sketch sparrow came out well. I have to mention that I didn't use eraser throughout the drawing

A sparrow is a small, plump bird with brown and gray feathers. It has a short, conical beak and a round head. Its wingspan ranges from 16 to 21 cm, making it one of the smallest bird species in the world. Sparrows are social birds and can often be seen flitting about in flocks, chirping loudly. They are common in many parts of the world and are known for their adaptability to different habitats, including urban areas. Despite their small size, sparrows play a significant role in the world of birds.

Sparrows are found all over the world and they are highly adaptable birds. They are often seen in urban areas, parks, gardens and fields, as well as in rural areas and forests. They prefer to nest in trees, bushes and on the eaves of buildings. They are also known to make their homes in birdhouses and bird feeders. The adaptability of sparrows has made them a common sight in many parts of the world and they are a familiar part of the natural landscape.

The sparrow is a small bird that primarily feeds on seeds, grains, and insects. It is an opportunistic feeder, adapting to its environment and feeding on whatever is readily available. In urban areas, sparrows may also feed on crumbs or food scraps. Sparrows live in flocks and are found in a wide range of habitats including grasslands, urban areas, and forests. They are active during the day and spend most of their time searching for food and building nests. Sparrows are highly adaptable and are able to survive in a variety of environments, making them a common and widespread species.

Sparrows play a significant role in humans' life as they are important indicators of the health of the environment. They are known to help in controlling pests and insects, thus maintaining the balance in the ecosystem. Sparrows are not considered a source of nutrition, as they are small and contain very little meat. However, they have been used in some cultures as a traditional food source. Despite their small size, sparrows are important to man, as they are part of the intricate web of life that helps to sustain our planet.

Sparrows are generally not considered dangerous to humans. However, in some rare instances, sparrows may carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans through their feces or bites. Additionally, sparrows may also attack humans if they feel threatened or if their nests are disturbed. In such cases, their sharp beaks and claws can cause minor injuries. It is important to be cautious and avoid close contact with wild birds, especially if they appear sick or aggressive.

Yes, it's always lovely to have some birds around the house. Sparrows are small, friendly and cheerful birds that add joy and beauty to any home. Having them around can be a source of relaxation and stress relief for some people. However, it's important to keep in mind the proper care and feeding for sparrows, as well as making sure that their presence does not pose any harm to other animals or people. Overall, having sparrows at home can be a great addition, as long as they are cared for properly.

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