Russet Sparrow | Animalz

Russet SparrowA sparrow ranging from the Himalayas across East Asia. Western populations use open woodland and terraced fields, while eastern populations use woodland edges and cultivated land; winter flocks sometimes forage together.What does it look like?Males have a russet head and upperparts. Females are sandy brown with a pale eyebrow above the eye.How does it live?A sparrow ranging from the Himalayas across East Asia. Western populations use open woodland and terraced fields, while eastern populations use woodland edges and cultivated land; winter flocks sometimes forage together.Western accounts place it in open woodland and village terraces; eastern accounts describe woodland edges and cultivation. It mainly eats seeds and small berries, and winter flocks may feed on spilled grain and weed seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.