In the 1950s, European starlings were introduced to America: How Shakespeare’s birds spread across the continent and began competing with native species for food

European starlings were introduced to Central Park in New York over a century ago. These birds rapidly adapted and spread across the continent, multiplying significantly. Researchers observed genetic changes in starling populations adapting to local environmental conditions. The species thrives in human-modified areas and competes aggressively for nesting sites. While populations have declined from their peak, starlings remain widespread across North America.
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