Baby starling stuck in wall keep it or put it back in the nest ?

[chickentrains]

there are two starling nests at my place

Honestly, I'd keep one as a pet. They are quite cute.

 

[Carson213]

starlings steal other bird’s nests and aren’t indigenous to the USA...get rid of it

 

[Crestcrazy2]

starlings steal other bird’s nests and aren’t indigenous to the USA...get rid of it

Yeah true but we actually introduced them here, they were released to help with pests in crop fields is what I’ve heard, then they just populated everywhere. It’s not their fault.

edit: nvm just some idiots who liked Shakespeare apparently

 

[Crestcrazy2]

Yeah true but we actually introduced them here, they were released to help with pests in crop fields is what I’ve heard, then they just populated everywhere. It’s not their fault.

@Poultrybonkers

 

[Crestcrazy2]

 

[Poultrybonkers]

@Poultrybonkers

Don't tag me...

 

[Crestcrazy2]

Don't tag me...

Ooookk............

 

[AntiqueB]

Cowbirds lay their eggs in other birds' nests. Starlings do not. And they do make good pets, although it's a bit sad to confine a wild bird. My mother's friend found a nestling on the ground, and kept it. It was pretty friendly.

 

[Carson213]

Yeah true but we actually introduced them here, they were released to help with pests in crop fields is what I’ve heard, then they just populated everywhere. It’s not their fault.

edit: nvm just some idiots who liked Shakespeare apparently

released in Central Park...thus "European Starling." I love birds...no sympathy for them.