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The film 'Starlings' by Mikael Kristersson focuses on the life cycle of starlings, a bird commonly found near humans. It captures the starlings' nesting behavior, showing how they inspect potential nest sites in early spring and follow their development until the last chick leaves the nest in June.
Through intimate footage, the film provides a unique perspective on starlings, observing their interactions and behaviors in a natural setting. The 27-minute documentary offers viewers a close look at these birds as they adapt to their environment and raise their young.
Why Watch
- •See starlings inspect their nest sites in spring.
- •Follow the development of starling chicks until flight.
- •Meet Mikael Kristersson's unique filming perspective.
Did You Know
•Starlings often nest in hollows in trees or under roof tiles.
•The film tracks starlings from early spring until June.
•The documentary has a runtime of 27 minutes.
Perfect For
Birdwatching enthusiastsNature documentary fansAnimal behavior studies