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I hate that rehab centers don't take in animals they consider "pests". All animals need help, not just the endangered and rare species.
Besides, most "pest" species are species introduced into the area by ignorant people and unleashed into the "wild" by uncaring or negligent owners.
Quote from: CupeCakeWishes on January 31, 2013, 05:34:24 PMI hate that rehab centers don't take in animals they consider "pests". All animals need help, not just the endangered and rare species. Well, considering what sparrows do to native birds (you can look it on Google if you want, but beware, the images may be graphic) I can see why rehab centers don't bother with them. They are an invasive species, very aggressive. They destroy eggs, kill chicks, and even kill parent birds.QuoteBesides, most "pest" species are species introduced into the area by ignorant people and unleashed into the "wild" by uncaring or negligent owners.Sparrows were released by some moron back in the 1800s, in New York. Then other morons spread them over the US. They've destroyed our native bird population.This is not to say karrie91 shouldn't care about the bird, I just thought I would inform that these "cute" little sparrows are actually very aggressive, and should be kept away from other birds.