The rarest kind of one of the world’s most common birds found in Melbourne

The Age Technology reported a pure white sparrow, the rarest incarnation of one of the world’s most common birds, has been spotted in suburban Melbourne.
A regular visitor to select gardens in Sanctuary Lakes in Melbourne’s west, locals have nicknamed the bird the “little white angel”.
Keen bird watcher Bob Winters, who worked as an environmental educator for the Gould League for 20 years, says the sparrow is a “one in a million neighbour” with only a handful of white sparrow sightings reported worldwide.
I didn’t even know that white sparrows existed. I can’t tell from the picture, but it doen’t look to have pink eyes, so I take it, it it isn’t an albino? You are fortunate to have a few of them in Melbourne. @)
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It is certainly a beautiful kind of bird… So pure, all in white… Best wishes, Aquileana ⭐
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Thank you very much for reading. 🙂
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I didn’t realize a pure white sparrow was so rare.
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Have you seen some?
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Not that I can recall, but I’ll be sure to look out for them now. 🙂
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🙂 I have not seen any with my own eyes – this one was seen in Melbourne. I would love to see it.
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This little bird must be lonely without lots of friends like himself. Thanks for sharing. 🙂 ❤
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I had wondered that myself. The bird reminds me of many stories…:) Thank you ❤
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