Sparrow - also called house finches, also called house thieves; In the past, most of the people who lived in the earthen houses would squat under the mountain purlins or eaves rafters on winter nights (some sparrows would make a hole in the eaves mud).

Sparrow - also called house finches, also called house thieves; In the past, most of the people who lived in the earthen houses, in the winter night, the sparrows would squat under the purlins or rafters of the eaves (some sparrows would make a hole in the eaves mud to make a nest), and they would pick a leeward warm place, two or three crowded together; When I was a child, adults led half-grown children, holding flashlights, slingshots and shovels to catch sparrows next to the eaves of the house, and a bunch of people made chickens fly and dogs bite! In the blink of an eye, thirty or forty years have passed, and that generation is gradually aging, and the sparrow has become a second-class protected animal...