Food Preferences of the European Starling, Wild Bird Library

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European Starling

As its name implies, the European Starling is not indigenous to North America. They have only been here for a little over a hundred years.

The European Starling was first introduced into the United States when a man released a hundred of them in New York City's Central Park in 1890.

Since then the European Starling has multiplied so successfully, they are now one of the most abundant birds in North America.

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Food Preferences of the European Starling

Wild Bird Library - European Starling - Food

The European Starling is ominivores, enjoying many foods including seeds and grains, fruits, and invertebrates; it even can be found scrounging through garbage to find tasty morsels!

The feeding usually takes place in large European Starling flocks.

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