Feeding Sparrows In Japan

July 4, 2022

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Sparrows are creatures of endless beauty and yet somehow go unnoticed in our day to day life. @animalcrossing1222, managed by Kazuo Takayama, a pharmacist based in Tokyo, is an avid birdwatcher who has filmed this enthralling clip of him feeding the sparrows.

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You don’t need to wait for the exotic birds to make their resplendent appearance to take pleasure in nature’s beauty. It is here, everywhere, everyday. Beauty is seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary.

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