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The European Starling came from somewhere in Europe. They were released in New York so we could have all the birds Shakespeare mentioned in his literature.
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What is a starling scientific name?
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Which plaintiff is suffering because of the European starling?
Burhan
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It is a European Starling
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What is a tan bird with white spots on black breast?
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