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Starlings, Do They Fly South For The Winter?

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sandyRoe | 13:18 Wed 07th Jan 2015 | Animals & Nature
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There used to be lots of them descending on the bird feeders. I haven't seen any for a while.
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Maybe they fly south to Sussex. There are LOADS of them here in Brighton
13:23 Wed 07th Jan 2015
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It seems that they have disappeared from many areas altogether (not sure why) but there are strong holds in other areas, also small pockets her and there.

A similar decline has also been seen in our wee sparrows, hope they will recover in numbers.
19:30 Wed 07th Jan 2015

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