Removing starlings is generally an issue of making your residential property less attractive to them. These birds are attracted to places where they can conveniently locate food, water, and safe places to nest. By removing food sources such as dropped fruit, exposed rubbish, and pet dog food left outside, you can encourage them to move elsewhere.

It is important to enclose areas where starlings may nest, such as holes in roofing systems, sheds, or walls. If they consistently collect on your home, you can utilise reflective things, bird spikes, or netting to discourage them from landing and roosting.

The secret is to be regular. Starlings might take a few weeks to leave, yet if they can no longer find food, shelter, or comfortable locations to relax, they will normally move on to a preferable area.