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EddieBear

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I have a rescue house sparrow named Eddie. He's really sweet, though sometimes sassy and beaky lol. But since house sparrows are social, should we consider getting another bird? If so, what kind?

Thanks!
 
Sorry Megan, this Forum is for the discussion of wild birds only and not captives. The House Sparrow is not covered under our migratory laws because it was an introduced species to the USA. But it is against a Federal Laws to keep wild birds in captivity.
 
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