Chipping Sparrow

Chipping Sparrows do not get intimidated by a humans presence. They construct their nests close to humans, in modest trees, shrubs and vines. Their nest is made of twigs, animal hair, dried grasses and fine plant fibers. It requires about 3 to 4 days to finalize the nest construction. After the nest is constructed they lay 3 to five light blue eggs and incubate them for twelve days. When the eggs are hatched each of the parents take turns feeding their babies for about eight to twelve days.
They like to eat from:
Window platform feeders.
In window feeders.
Silo Feeders.
Suet Feeders.
Post mounted seed feeders.
Hanging seed feeders.
And hanging platform feeders.
Chipping Sparrows don't have issues sharing their food with their own or yet another variety of bird as they flock collectively when eating at bird feeders or on the ground.
Chipping sparrows were named for their song, which is a series of chipping sounds that will sound like a extended trill. They like to sing this from a high perch.There are 5 types of calls that the chipping Sparrow use:
Courtship and Copulation Contact - This can be Bride a fast twittering although mating.
Alarm call - This is a sharp (chip) that gives the species its name. They may be aggression calls that sound like harsh "zee-zee-zee's.
Make contact with call- This can be a short (tsip) that is given to help keep birds Panties and G-string in contact with one particular an additional.
Flight contact This contact is heard year round. Its flight contact is piercing and pure tone, lasting about 50 milliseconds.