'What kind of birds do you often see around your town?'

I see on occasion cardinals or crows.

I have NO idea, I should learn more about birds!

This link shows some of the birds that visit our property There are more such as peacocks

Crows and pigeons are the most common birds here. We see lot of other birds also including cranes and eagles. We have water bodies like lakes nearby there the flock of cranes gather all the time.

I often see this kind of bird here and back home. They usually mess up with the seeds I plant that is why I've put a nylon net over the vegetables I planted here. I had no success though with the grass seeds I planted because they just step on the net and eat the grass seeds.

Pigeons are coming to our balcony these last few days.

Little brown non descript ones mostly, but there are also cardinal, bluebirds, purple martins and blue jays on occassion.

Sparrow, I don't know who named it that.

In the city? If not pigeons, then crows. Normally only those two would fly there.

That is a cute bird. I only see the ones that land on my porch when I put out bread. The last one was a winter warbler that I wrote about and it is a migratory bird here

That's a pretty little bird. We have a lot of birds here but thankfully, don't have a cat.

We see sparrows, mynas, crows, indian bulbul and many pigeons. We do have eagles at times in evening.

We are able to see sparrows, parrots, pigeons and crows over here

In our place, sparrows are often seen as pests. Especially for farmers in suburban areas, because they often eat large quantities of rice grains in the fields that are starting to turn yellow. If they get caught or killed, they are usually fried and made into a side dish. Poor, right?

I saw white ones yesterday. I had to stop so they could cross the road, literally because they are THAT comfortable. No cat can eat them, because they're bigger than the cats.

Big black birds I am not sure what they are called.

lots 'f sparrows 's well 's many others here daily. they come to my lil sanctuary fer food 'n water, shelter high'n the trees/vines. lots 'f ferals here, e'ery now'n then they're successful with their hunts. which saddens me greatly. lots 'f finches, dark-eyed juncos, sparrows (3 diff'rent kinds), pine siskins, couple 'f mockin'birds, curve-billed thrasher 'n the pair 'f blue jays.

We make a point of keeping our garden bird feeders well stocked, so get regular visits from house sparrows, jackdaws, starlings, blackbirds, woodpigeons and collared doves. Less regular visitors include wrens, robins, great t*ts, greenfinches and pied wagtails. We occasional see a sparrowhawk - and absolutely nothing else when this happens! On my dog walk round the local fields yesterday I stood and watched a song thrush as it sang away, high on a tree. Other regularly seen birds on these walks include rooks, goldfinches, blue t*ts and long-tailed t*ts. One day last week I saw a little egret, at almost the same place that I saw one about three years ago. (Apologies for the asterisks - an oddity of the software that cannot tell the difference between a perfectly acceptable word and a mild obscenity! Substitute the letter "i")

Nice photo of the sparrow. I have many types of birds which visit my backyard to eat at my bird feeder. Robins, Bluejays, Cardinals, Wrens, and Nut Hatch. Here is a photo of another bird visitor called a chickadee.

I think they're the most common I noticed too. There's a big tree not far from home and they stayed there every morning enjoying their food.