Starling is not afraid of the cold, where should I put it in winter? The room was still a cold balco

Starling birds are usually not afraid of the cold, and in the winter in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, when the temperature reaches about minus 10 degrees, they can still be seen moving freely. In winter, just put the bird cage in a sheltered place from the wind and sun, but avoid drinking water that does not allow the bird to drink water after it freezes. In the evening, when the temperature is low, it is best to carry the birdcage indoors and hang it on the balcony after dawn.

Life forms.

Starlings are native to India but have been introduced around the world, mainly to reduce populations of pests in farming areas, but have also reduced local biodiversity as they compete with other species for spawning, killing small birds, destroying eggs, and expelling small mammals.

Starlings are tropical birds, but they can also be found in other regions besides the tropics, such as the southern part of Russia and northern France. Their distribution is still limited by temperature, and must be in a place where it is warm enough and there is plenty of food, because starlings cannot leave the nest for too long when incubating their eggs, and if the temperature is too low, the eggs will be cooled and they will not hatch. New Zealand's Nelson neighbourhood has declined due to cold so their population in the south has declined, and only a few individuals have been found to settle in the barn for a long time because it is warm enough and there is plenty of food for them to grow.

Starlings prefer islands with large trees as a habitat. Starlings in Singapore usually nest in large trees with dense canopies or long rows, and their chosen heights are similar to those of the tree species.