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Ramani Palle -
Naoroji Road, Maharanipeta Chinna Waltair Vishakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh
Our huge house at Maharanipeta was demolished for the construction of a new apartment complex. The loss of trees around and ventilators, nooks and corners of the house was a big loss to the little beings; therefore, when I visited Vizag in 2009, there were literally no sparrows. However, to my great delight, this time, when I went there in April 2012, I observed a few of them coming back to my uncle's house alongside the demolished structure. They were not so numerous as before, nor were they very frequent visitors, (maybe 3-4 times a week), but still they were there. My aunt feeds them daily with grains. I do hope their number gradually increases.
Our huge house at Maharanipeta was demolished for the construction of a new apartment complex. The loss of trees around and ventilators, nooks and corners of the house was a big loss to the little beings; therefore, when I visited Vizag in 2009, there were literally no sparrows. However, to my great delight, this time, when I went there in April 2012, I observed a few of them coming back to my uncle's house alongside the demolished structure. They were not so numerous as before, nor were they very frequent visitors, (maybe 3-4 times a week), but still they were there. My aunt feeds them daily with grains. I do hope their number gradually increases.
Ramani Palle -
Naoroji Road, Maharanipeta Chinna Waltair Vishakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh
Visakhapatnam is my hometown, and I visited it every year during the time period reported, sometimes even staying for 2-3 months at a time. At that time, there were several sparrows all over, however, I was too busy with my own little babies to look for their nests. But they used to come clamouring for rice grains scattered for them on our terrace.
Visakhapatnam is my hometown, and I visited it every year during the time period reported, sometimes even staying for 2-3 months at a time. At that time, there were several sparrows all over, however, I was too busy with my own little babies to look for their nests. But they used to come clamouring for rice grains scattered for them on our terrace.
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