. It looked like a vicious fight, and than they all flew off as I opened the door. They are always very chatty, and they have their little bickerings all the time, but I don't usually see them being vicious to each other, they usually like each other's company, despite their little quarrels. It seem they are more aggressive now that they are feeding their young maybe 
Maybe fighting over a mateButterfly wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 11:29 amAs I was opening the curtains this morning, I caught a scene of 2 starlings fighting on the ground
Oh that didn't occur to meJacksparrow wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 9:43 pmMaybe fighting over a mateButterfly wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2019 11:29 amAs I was opening the curtains this morning, I caught a scene of 2 starlings fighting on the ground
, that is a probability indeed , it was very heated 
, thanks Jack. They kept at it all day yesterday, not fighting on the lawn but chasing each other and yelling. It was a really different sound and behaviour from their usual squabbling 
, its good to know that they are not likely to seriously hurt each other , I was a bit worried. Its a group of starlings that come to eat here every day, and I believe they brought up their young in my garden last year because they were here constantly 
. They keep chasing each other and making these unusual noises, and I'm not sure if its just 2 of them or maybe few are involved. It does look like they are trying to win mates and have babies, its all looks very hormonal 
. I will sit in my living room and enjoy all the drama 
. My poor robin has to be very quick in taking his share, he/she usually comes and lands right next to my feet and waits for me to throw some on the ground, and takes them before starlings come back 
