Having The Same Kinetic Energy, Who Will Move Fastest A Sparrow Or A Crow?

Sparrow is moving faster.

Kinetic energy = 0.5 * mass * velocity^squared.

We know (empirically, from every day experience) that a sparrow is much smaller than a crow (much less mass).  So, how does the sparrow have equal kinetic energy to the crow, unless the other part of the equation (velocity) is much greater for the sparrow?  It's the only logical conclusion, assuming all other conditions (gravity, air resistance, etc.)  are pretty much equal.