Want to save the starling? Keep your lawn | Kate Bradbury
With starling numbers still tumbling, Kate Bradbury is determined to make her garden a haven for these acrobatic birdsSome of the starlings that dance around Brighton Pier at dusk spend their days on the rooftops above my garden. They whoop and whistle atop television aerials and chimney stacks, fly about a bit. Then, a couple of hours before sunset, they become noisier. They seem to call to each other, egg each other on like friends texting before a night out. Impatiently, little groups fly fro
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