European Starling Range Map
The European Starling was introduced to North America from Europe. The European Starling breeds from southeastern Alaska and the southern half of all Canadian provinces south to Mexico, the Gulf of Mexico, and southern Florida. Still uncommon in some recently occupied parts of the Southwest and the Rocky Mountains, but continues to expand range. Migrates sometimes in the northern part of the range. The European Starling occupies a great variety of habitats from suburban to rural and woodlands wherever suitable nesting sites occur. Appears to favor thickly settled agricultural areas and tends to avoid dense forests away from human habitation.

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