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  1. 13-07-2007 #1
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    This was a couple of years ago when I still had Starlings nesting in my roof end. I had the roof done and although there were still spots for Sparrows, the Starlings got ousted. I did plan to get a Starling box from the RSPB, but when I went to get them they didn't seem to sell them anymore. Mind you, I don't miss the poop trail underneath It's funny, but I have tons of Sparrows but they seem to spread it about, the Starling hold it in until they get to their nest and then 'Bombs away!!"
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    Ha ha . I think Starling ars a littl bigger
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    They may be bigger, but I had one Starling nest, and 4 Sparrow nests in a row... surely that many Sparrows could match a couple of starlings? Or maybe Sparrows are just better house-trained :-)
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    Res. Probably. They don't sit stil for as long as starlings.
    I don't know the answer to that on. May be they chuck it further.
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    I can just see it at the olympics - the 100 metres poo-flinging
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    123.......456.............weeeeeeeeeeeee.....plop
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    Even better - the poo relay. Not sure I want to get involved in that though
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    Perhaps Starlings are just full of it.
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    ha ha ha
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    I love it
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