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Are Starlings Taking Over Your Bird Feeders?

November 4, 2015Birds, Conservation, Gardeningbackyard bird feeding backyard birds backyard wildlife bird watching European Starling feeding birds starlings at bird feeders Sturnus vulgaris, starlingschasenfratz

European starlings. Image by Richard Crossley.

European starlings form large flocks in fall and winter – here are some tips to help keep them from taking over your backyard bird feeders.

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