> Somehow I've never thought of them as sharing typical house sparrow
> urban areas. Is this a misconception on my part? Are they typically
> spotted in the city these days? Was this strange, to see them where I
> saw them?

They are pretty common here in Shoreline. There were a lot at school
when it was in session. They dissapeared as Summer came on, and now
there's only House Sparrows. And there are a lot of House Sparrows!

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