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Focuses on damage caused by English sparrows as pests in the U.S. Efforts done by government officials of the U.S. to destroy sparrows; Traps made by the officials to capture sparrows; Other techniques used to capture sparrows.

Presents cartoons related to political developments in the U.S. Depiction of the duck-billed platitude, with its habitat administration buildings and formal functions; Drawing of the crested perverse, or huff with its habitat in all over the U.S.; Illustration of the green gullible, which is as ubiquitous as the common sparrow.

The article presents information on the English house-sparrow, a little bird which is seen in crowds in the Northern U.S., and feeds only on worms, small flies and bugs.