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The 11 pages that link to Common starling, each with the reason it gives.

• Flocking behaviorBroader topic: Its dense aerial flocks have been measured to study coordinated movement.

• Cavity-nesting birdBroader topic: It uses existing hollows and nest boxes rather than excavating its own nest cavity.

• Cavity-nestingBroader topic: It is a familiar secondary cavity-nester, including in buildings and nest boxes.

• Olfaction in birdsBroader topic: Males use odor cues from preen-gland secretions in reproductive signaling.

• Common mynaCompared with: It is a familiar invasive starling often compared with the common myna.

• StarlingBroader topic: It is the best-known starling and a major example of introduction beyond the family’s native regions.

• Eurasian tree sparrowRelated: Like the Eurasian tree sparrow, it often uses cavities and human-modified habitats.

• MerlinRelated: Starlings are among the flocking birds merlins may pursue.

• Western jackdawRelated: It shares urban and agricultural habitats, where feeding flocks may overlap.

• Common blackbirdCompared with: Its dark appearance can invite confusion, but its bill, shape, and flocking behavior differ.

• Common hill mynaCompared with: It can also imitate sounds, but differs in appearance, range, and the strength of its speech-mimicry reputation.