Feeding Behavior
Drowned Starlings Raise Conservation Concerns; New Study Investigates Deaths
A suspicious number of young starlings have drowned recently in Europe. While researchers are still unsure why groups of juvenile birds have been drowning, they believe they have some ways to help the inexperienced wild animals access water safely.
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