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There are starlings that live in the UK all year round. In autumn, starlings from mainland Europe migrate across the channel to spend the winter in the UK. Together, they form massive flocks made up ...

He said they were "wowed" by the bird. The starling should be migrating from eastern Europe to tropical Asia, where it winters, according to the British Trust for Ornithology. Mr Leake ...

“In winter the starlings gather in large groups,” says Bou, who took this photo in the agrarian village of Arbeca, Spain. “Starlings often prefer cities and agricultural areas, where their ...

An early banding study by Perdeck (1958) provided insights into the way migrating birds navigate. European starlings and chaffinches (Fringilla coelebs), migrating south in the autumn from the ...

Widespread and abundant in much of North America, the introduced European starling is arguably and ... Often evicts native species from nest holes. Migration: withdraws in winter from northern ...

A flock of starlings in Suffolk. The starling does not typically migrate from Britain. However, starlings from eastern Europe migrate to the British Isles in search of food. 9. Just because some ...

Garden feeding stations can be a vital lifeline for birds during winter. Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) are another permanent resident of the UK, found almost everywhere except parts of the Scottish ...

as birds can use the impact similar to those found in forma tions of migrating geese. Flying in upwash created by the bird ahead, starlings expend less energy, which is especially beneficial in ...

Each winter, vast numbers of starlings migrate from Scandinavia to join resident UK populations, forming immense flocks that roost, rest, and sleep together. A murmuration is a remarkable display ...

Pupils will investigate the migration of animals in their locality and focus on the migratory habits of Brent Geese, Eels, Salmon and Starlings.