If you see a medium-sized bird with a metallic tint to its feathers peeking at you from a hole in a tree, it may be a starling. These birds inhabit locations from the Arctic Circle to the Equator, with over 63 species in Asia, 46 in Africa and one in Europe. Although starlings aren't native to North America, the continent now has over 200 million of them. Showcase these intriguing birds with starling stickers.
If you see a medium-sized bird with a metallic tint to its feathers peeking at you from a hole in a tree, it may be a starling. These birds inhabit locations from the Arctic Circle to the Equator, with over 63 species in Asia, 46 in Africa and one in Europe. Although starlings aren't native to North America, the continent now has over 200 million of them. Showcase these intriguing birds with starling stickers.
