Perhaps the most widely recognized and widespread, the house sparrow can be found in most parts of the world.
Similar in appearance to the house sparrow but with distinct markings,
This sparrow is found in the Mediterranean region and extends into the Middle East and Central Asia.
A striking bird with males sporting bright yellow bodies and a chestnut back, found in the Sahel region of Africa.
This small sparrow is native to the Middle East, where it inhabits marshy areas and river valleys.
Larger than many other sparrows, this species is found in Southern Africa, preferring arid savannahs.
Considered by some to be a hybrid between the house sparrow and the Spanish sparrow, this bird is found in Italy and neighbouring areas.
Native to East Africa, this sparrow inhabits savannahs and agricultural lands. It has a distinctive rufous collar that gives it its name.
Found in southern Africa, the Cape sparrow has a distinct pattern with a grey head and black throat in males.
Endemic to the Socotra archipelago off the Horn of Africa, this sparrow is adapted to the island's unique environment.