Disambiguation evidence for European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) via surface form

"European starling"

As subject (92)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "European starling".

Predicate Object
activityPattern diurnal ⓘ
averageLength about 20 cm ⓘ
averageMass about 60 to 100 g ⓘ
averageWingspan about 31 to 44 cm ⓘ
billColor darker outside breeding season ⓘ
billColor yellow in breeding season ⓘ
binomialAuthority Carl Linnaeus ⓘ
surface form: Linnaeus, 1758
breedingSystem socially monogamous with extra-pair copulations ⓘ
class Aves ⓘ
clutchSize typically 4 to 6 eggs ⓘ
commonName European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) self-link ⓘ
surface form: European starling
commonName common starling ⓘ
conservationStatus Least Concern ⓘ
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List of Threatened Species ⓘ
surface form: IUCN Red List
diet earthworms ⓘ
diet fruits ⓘ
diet grains ⓘ
diet insects ⓘ
diet seeds ⓘ
diet spiders ⓘ
ecologicalImpact can damage agricultural crops ⓘ
ecologicalImpact competes with native cavity-nesting birds ⓘ
eggColor pale blue ⓘ
family Sturnidae ⓘ
fledgingPeriod about 21 days after hatching ⓘ
flightPattern strong direct flight ⓘ
flightPattern synchronized flock movements ⓘ
flockingBehavior forms murmurations ⓘ
foragingBehavior ground forager ⓘ
genus Sturnus ⓘ
incubationPeriod about 12 days ⓘ
instanceOf bird species ⓘ
instanceOf passerine ⓘ
instanceOf songbird ⓘ
introducedBy Eugene Schieffelin ⓘ
introducedByOrganization American Acclimatization Society ⓘ
introducedRange Argentina ⓘ
introducedRange Australia ⓘ
introducedRange Chile ⓘ
introducedRange Falkland Islands ⓘ
introducedRange Hawaii ⓘ
introducedRange New Zealand ⓘ
introducedRange North America ⓘ
introducedRange South Africa ⓘ
introductionEvent introduced to North America in 1890s ⓘ
introductionLocation New York City ⓘ
kingdom Animalia ⓘ
legColor pinkish-red ⓘ
legalStatusInUS invasive species ⓘ
lifespanWild typically up to 5 years ⓘ
maximumRecordedLifespanWild over 15 years ⓘ
migrationPattern partial migrant ⓘ
migrationPattern resident in parts of range ⓘ
morphologicalFeature pointed wings ⓘ
morphologicalFeature short tail ⓘ
morphologicalFeature straight pointed bill ⓘ
nativeRange Europe ⓘ
nativeRange central Asia ⓘ
nativeRange western Asia ⓘ
nestSite buildings ⓘ
nestSite nest boxes ⓘ
nestSite tree cavities ⓘ
nestType cavity nester ⓘ
order Passeriformes ⓘ
phylum Chordata ⓘ
plumageCharacteristic dark glossy plumage ⓘ
plumageCharacteristic iridescent feathers ⓘ
plumageCharacteristic pale spots in winter ⓘ
populationTrend declining in some native regions ⓘ
populationTrend increasing globally ⓘ
primaryPredators birds of prey ⓘ
primaryPredators mammalian carnivores ⓘ
reproductionSeason early summer ⓘ
reproductionSeason spring ⓘ
roostingBehavior forms large communal roosts ⓘ
scientificName European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) self-linksurface differs ⓘ
surface form: Sturnus vulgaris
sexualDimorphism subtle differences between males and females ⓘ
socialBehavior forms large flocks ⓘ
socialBehavior highly gregarious ⓘ
taxonRank species ⓘ
typicalHabitat farmland ⓘ
typicalHabitat grassland ⓘ
typicalHabitat open woodland ⓘ
typicalHabitat suburban areas ⓘ
typicalHabitat urban areas ⓘ
usedInResearch model species for social behavior ⓘ
usedInResearch model species for vocal learning ⓘ
vocalizationCharacteristic complex vocal mimicry ⓘ
vocalizationCharacteristic imitates mechanical sounds ⓘ
vocalizationCharacteristic imitates other bird species ⓘ
vocalizationType calls ⓘ
vocalizationType song ⓘ

As object (2)

Triples where some other subject referred to this entity as "European starling".

European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) → commonName →
"European starling"
↳ resolves to European starling (Sturnus vulgaris)
self-link ⓘ
surface form: European starling
Western bluebird → competitor →
"European starling"
↳ resolves to European starling (Sturnus vulgaris)
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