Where have all the starlings gone.
How to get rid of starlings in my roof.
Audio visual and other repellents.
Grow native plants around your yard.
Because of their soft and pointy bills starlings like any seed that has already been cracked open such as sunflower chips.
In my backyard starlings go crazy for suet but only if it has cracked corn peanuts or other shelled seed inside.
One thing you can do is to make the slope steeper by installing an additional board or reconstructing this part of your roof.
Suet with corn peanuts etc.
It serves as an instant roof and if the slope isn t too steep your house becomes an easy choice.
Starlings are not fans of bird feeders so you can put up a bird feeder for cardinals grackles blue jays etc.
For large flocks or agricultural applications starlings can be removed or deterred with a well timed organized scare campaign using strategically placed sophisticated audio or visual repellents as well as deterrents that irritate the starlings other senses.
Backyard birders who want to get rid of starlings don t have to give up however and it is possible to make a yard less starling friendly without driving away other feathered guests.
European starlings can be one of the least wanted backyard birds but also one of the most challenging to get rid of.
Get rid of different foods the starlings like and habitats they might want to live in as mentioned a couple of times in the article.
Share this page.
Bird baths are very useful too.
Remove immediately to help get rid of starlings.
Good fun to watch the greedy barstewards get though a gap then gloat on seed and try to get back monkey with the hand in the cookey jar taken to the extreme.