Invasive (federal regulations do not apply)
Approximate Hatch Weights:
~5.5-30g as hatchling
~40-60g as nestling
~80g at adult weight
Order: Passeriformes
Family: Sturnidae
Common Name: Starlings
Region: Broad Range
Chick Type: Altricial
Down: Sparse gray down
Skin Color: Pink
Bill: Straight and pink to black
Foot Type: Anisodactyl
Gape: Yellow
Gape Flanges: Yellow
Iris: Dark brown
Legs and Feet: Pink to brown legs and feet
Video from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
Video from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
Egg
Photo by Nancy Eilen
~1st Week
Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week - 8g
Photo from the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, ruler in centimeters
~1st Week - 8g
Photo from the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, ruler in centimeters
~1st Week - 8g
Photo from the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, ruler in centimeters
~1st Week
Photo by Nikki Becich, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia
~1st Week
Photo from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
~1st Week - 12g
Photo from the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, ruler in centimeters
~1st Week - 12g
Photo from the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, ruler in centimeters
~1st Week - 12g
Photo from the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network, ruler in centimeters
~1st Week
Photo by Laura Kintz, WildCare Oklahoma
~1st Week
Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week
Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~1st Week
Photo from the Wildlife Center of Virginia
~2nd Week
Photo from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
~2nd Week - 69g
Photo by Ceacy Henderson
~2nd Week - 69g
Photo by Ceacy Henderson
~2nd Week - 46g
Photo from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
~2nd Week
Photo by Nikki Becich, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia
~2nd Week
Photo by Nikki Becich, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia
~2nd Week
Photo by Nikki Becich, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia
~2nd Week
Photo by Nikki Becich, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia
~2nd Week
Photo from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
~3rd Week
Photo from Tufts Wildlife Clinic
~3rd Week
Photo by Laura Kintz, WildCare Oklahoma
~3rd Week
Photo by Jen Osburn Eliot, Wildlife Images Rehab Center
>4 Weeks
Photo by Laura Kintz, WildCare Oklahoma