Starlings are protected in the UK under the Countryside and Wildlife Act 1981, meaning it is illegal to cause damage to a starling or disturb a starling's nest. In Scotland and Northern Ireland, people may apply for a license to control starling populations if they cause a health risk or damage property such as crops.
Most all are protected except pigeons, sparrows, or starlings.
No. Starlings are birds.
The Starlings was created in 1989.
The Starlings ended in 1994.
Starlings are found in South Africa...
A Murmuration if remember correctly :-)
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Starlings are found today form the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast. Starlings are eight and a half inches long.
Snakes eat many birds, including starlings.
European Starlings, as their name implies, are native to Europe.
There are three starlings on the feeder right now!
A group of starlings is called a murmuration. It can also be called a chattering.