It did 👍

Yeah that distant bark is so cool and almost sounds like people talking in there to. Little bird is painting pictures in my mind

I heard that too!! I swear I also heard a guy say 'hi,' a lady laughing, and a car door slam. This bird is a master imitator!!

I was just going to say, did anyone else hear "guys" too? lol

Yeah, the man’s voice almost sounded like the weatherman, I think he might’ve even said, “sunny skies” at one point.

Its parents even grandparents told it about the dailup noise

Je suis éblouie par tant de beauté et de grâce servies par ce chant merveilleux….merci pour ce partat

You’d get the same sounds when accidentally ringing up a fax machine too!

Oh you made me laugh.. thanks 😊❤

​@@beatricelascaray2440 ❤ the small moments in life are most precious.. never stop noticing them :)

They are,and actually in the UK at some what hated .

​@@ThomasDoubting5 We get loads of them here in our garden after I fill up the feeders 😊 Not sure why they're not liked, unless it's because their gangs are expensive to feed 😂

@@neilcook4686 At least in the US they are invasive and bullies. They steal food (not just at feeders) and nesting sites from native birds

@@ThomasDoubting5 They are in the US as well.

@@neilcook4686 it's because of the large numbers like you have pointed out I'd think, people don't have issues with us having large numbers but anything else it's vermin

Really? I mean think of all the noises you have to make just reading either of theses comments aloud.

@@dd11111 Then he would make more than 24 different noises but he is obviously not a bird.

​@@dapred00 impossible, it can't be true...

🤗 Technobird...

It can make an infinite amount.

And the sound of a robin from far away

The first sound recorders

A camera 👀

It's not nice to destroy others eggs and nests though.

Why were they poisoned?🥺

​​@jklfds85 they are invasive in North America. There's a reason why they are called European Starlings, they should not be here and are now cause ecological damage They are lovely birds when they are where they are supposed to be though

@@jklfds85 Starling are considered as an invasive species in the US. Since they tend feed on crops, farmers don't really like them. Also, they tend to reunite at night to sleep, which can be seen as a problem in an urban setting, because they're noisy and they produce a lot of shit. Seriously, I lived in a town in France where starlings migrate every fall. On certain places, you can't park your car under the trees during the night, unless you want to repaint it with bird feces. And yes, it stinks. I still like those birds though.

@@mariondumont7634 Whelp, that‘s what we get when we leave no room for other animals. They‘ll simply adapt and make room for themselves in „our territory“.

True beat boxing talent

Ты глава , ты мужчина???!!! И купил наушники???!!! Для того чтобы не мешать??? !!! Кому? - Бабе, которая для тебя?! Угодник?! Она тебе еще не вставляет член, который к себе пристегивает? Кто в этой паре доминант, уже понятно.

Идёшь по улице , и слышишь как из дерева издается звук "R2-D2"😂

you write such cute things for an account named ballsack, that's funny to me lol

@@caiohenrique1603 thank you mate

​​@@caiohenrique1603 Since when was he called ballsack?

Awe 🥺❤️🤧🤧🤧🤧

Credit for what? Bullying any bird smaller than them? Stripping bird feeders in minutes? Acting like locusts? Or did you mean their habbit of showing up in screeching swarms of 20+ birds?

​@@dd11111 We could easily say the same (and more) about humans as well.

She didn't teach it a thing. Starlings are amazing mimics...

That explains why it whistles colonel bogey someone was probably whistling it in the garden

My uncle used to whistle a tune to starling till starling whistled the tune back to him. ❤

Cheers to u From ny

Yeah, until you see a 4 starlings attacking a single finch because they are greedy bullies who cant sing and can't share.

@@dd11111 bro really projecting onto birds

They you don't like hearing starlings. These little bullies routinely bully and attack the songbirds in our garden and try to hoard all the food to themselves.

The sounds are so realistic…like wow

Ever seen 4 starlings gang up on a finch about a quarter of their size, and keep attacking it until it drops the worms it was about to take back to it's babies? Screw these horrible little bullies!

@@dd11111 survival of the fittest my guy

@@GooglethetakeroframThey’re invasive. Watch Jones Falconry to see cool birds of prey unalive these menaces.

If only starlings spent more time being mimmics and less time being nasty little screeching bullies.

@@dd11111 Yes , they can be a little screechy but the only bullies are humans. Animals just do what they do, not mean or bad and they don't plot to be mean like humans do.🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦

​@@dd11111 Give it a rest mate. You've peppered this comment throughout this thread. It's beginning to look like you have some sort of problem. As someone else has said, there is no good or bad in nature. There are some very attractive insects, including caterpillars pupating into beautiful butterflies. Do you hate your beloved little songbirds for killing and eating them?

You forgot "bullies", "greedy" , "hostile" and "cowardly"

@D you forgot ignorance and intolerance! They are no more "bullies" than a crow, bluejay, or seagulls..in fact, even the same species of birds will be "bullies" if food sources are limited.

@D cowardly is trolling to vent your hatred for poor innocent birds

They are very invasive in North America. Lovely birds, but they cause massive problems here

​@@ShadowEclipse777 what kind of problems?

@@ShadowEclipse777 everything is invasive over there

I'll start with this, if you like birds, you probably DON'T like starlings. The BEST description I can give is this. Cross the personality of fantasy goblins, with the real world effect locusts have on crops. Thats Starlings. 1. Starlings don't sing, they SCREECH. Sure this one proves they can be good mimmics but 99.999% of starlings just screech like a hich pitched crow. 2. They are bullies and cowards. When they are alone, they are cowardly and mind their manners, but if there are more than about 2, they turn into horrid bullies. I've seen them attack songbirds 1/5th their size just becuase they refuse to share space or food with anything that they can beat up or scare off. 3. You rarely see just 1 starling. Most of the time they turn up in groups of 5-10. Sometimes 20-30, immediately scare away everything else, and eat everything in sight in a couple of minutes! With their constant screeching, (seriously, look it up, it's a horriblie sound.) Then they leave in a big screeching swarm having eaten an ENTIRE DAY'S worth of birdfood in 5 minutes. TLDR: They are greedy bullies that make a horrible noise and have a horrible personality.

@@dd11111 did you just call a bird a coward? Lol , what a strange person

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