Monday, December 01, 2008
Sparrow Sparring
I am not sure why these house sparrows are brawling. May be it is survival tactic as saying goes, 'Survival of the fittest'. Interesting things for me was I never witnessed such 'Kung fu' move made by these less aggressive native birds which we see almost everyday.Took these pictures out of my curiosity to make use of sick leave productively because I got unwell and have to take rest at home for 2 days.
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