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House Sparrow

House sparrows used to be a very common pest, particularly in warehouses and food factories. They would frequently develop large flocks and contaminate food products with their droppings, but not anymore.
These little birds are reportedly suffering a population decline in several parts of the UK at the moment. Their numbers are decreasing annually, which is a shame. Consequently, Natural England (previously DEFRA) has given strict instructions to us all about leaving them alone. So, that’s what we’ll be doing.
However, if you have a real problem with House sparrows, we may still be able to help you. We will need to look at the problem first and then we’ll need to speak to Natural England. They might say “No!” of course, but there’s no harm asking.


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