House Sparrow Facts, How to Trap Sparrows with a Live Catch System. They kill Eastern Bluebirds

How to trap and remove sparrows that may be killing native songbirds. This live catch cage allows you to manage them unharmed so it does not risk injuring harmless songbirds that are native to the United States. This is the best trap system I've found.

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Should you be trapping House Sparrows?
Why use a live catch trap system?
Trapping anything should not be taken lightly and live catch systems are only humane when they are continuously monitored.
This system does not stress the birds and you can release easily after capture, completely unharmed.

Articles that I would like you to read before you get upset:

http://www.nabluebirdsociety.org/PDF/...

Purple Martin Societies and Bluebird Societies nationwide endorse trapping of House Sparrows.

With Live Catch systems, if you change your mind, you can release the birds unharmed.

In cities, you see house sparrows displacing native song birds in huge numbers, most people think they are cute sparrows and provide seed feed and housing with perches as they help them overtake urban areas bird houses and feeders. They simply don't know what they are capable of.

I feed only black oil sunflower seeds at my feeders, I use seed feed in the live catch trap as this is most likely to attract the house sparrows.

If you do take measures to control house sparrow populations, you will see songbird numbers rebound in your area. I have seen a steady decline in BlueBird egg hatch rates and have watched House Sparrows attack and destroy baby birds and chase away BlueBirds. Wood Peckers and some other nesters seem able to defend themselves. Tree Swallows nest in groups and fight off House Sparrows with superior numbers, but even tree swallows that start early or remain nesting late, will be attacked and often killed.

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So, you've trapped a House Sparrow, now what do you do with it?
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