The House Sparrow is a small bird commonly found in urban and suburban areas around the world. It has a stout body, short tail, and a conical bill, which is well-suited for eating seeds. Males typically have a grayish-brown body with a black bib, while females are more uniformly brown and streaked. These birds are highly social and often seen in flocks. They build nests in various locations, including eaves of buildings and tree branches. The House Sparrow is known for its adaptability, thriving in human-altered environments, and is often associated with human settlements.