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The  current  study  was  carried  out  in  2016  and  2017  in  eight  cereal  farms  in Ouargla,  in  the  north  of  Algerian  Sahara.  The  damage  caused  by  hybrid  sparrows  on cereals (barley and wheat) showed that the loss due to individuals of (Passer domesticus x P hispaniolensis)on cereal plots varies between the visited farms and fluctuates between 0.28% (0.22 qls / ha) and 15.6% (10.8 qls / ha). In general, the damage caused by the sparrows was found to be more important on the periphery of the plots than in the centersof these plots. A significant relationship was found between the rate of damage and the approach  of  cereal  plots  to  tree  blocks,  and  the  density  of  ears  per  sampled  square.  A good decision on the position of cereal plots within farms seems tobe a priority to avoid sparrow attacks.

First assessment of hybrid sparrow (Passer Domesticus x P. Hispaniolensis) damage on cereal crops in Ouargla (Algeria)