1959 OBSERVATIONS were made on the behaviour of a pair of House Sparrows (Passer domesticus) rearing their second brood of young in an observation nest-box in the suburban district of Pinner, Middlesex. Fixed near the eaves of a house and eighteen feet above the ground, the box was outside the top of an open window. Watch was kept at a distance of eighteen inches from the interior of the room whic...
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