WHAT DO STARLINGS LOOK LIKE
Male starlings are gifted nest decorators and fumigators and mated pairs are usually monogamous and are devoted parents. Starlings are also talented mimics—they can reproduce the sounds of humans, other birds, and inanimate objects. Starlings are known for their gracefully synchronized aerial murmuration dances. Their iridescent feathers shimmer and sparkle with star-like dots, so there is no doubting their beauty. You can admire the majesty of their “star”-covered, gleaming feathers, despite their gluttony and aggressive nature. You don’t want to hurt the birds, which is why you shouldn’t be looking for a bird exterminator. You just want them to move along – that’s what our humane bird control does.
Male and female starlings look similar. Both are glossy black with purplish and greenish iridescence on the head, back, and breast. Males have yellow bills in spring. Juveniles have grayish brown plumage, and their bills are brownish in color. They eat tons of gypsy moths and caterpillars, flies and fly larvae, and many other obnoxious insects.
Male and female starlings look similar. Both are glossy black with purplish and greenish iridescence on the head, back, and breast. Males have yellow bills in spring. Juveniles have grayish brown plumage, and their bills are brownish in color. They eat tons of gypsy moths and caterpillars, flies and fly larvae, and many other obnoxious insects.