How long for starlings to leave the nest?

About 3 weeks. We need our starlings Bunches, the numbers have dropped dramatically.

I dont if this helps , i didnt realize they were protected.

Starlings build a substantial nest, mainly of grasses, in trees and buildings. They commonly nest within the roofs of buildings.

Usually 4 eggs are laid and incubated by the female for 12-13 days. While breeding, the parents roost in, or close to, their nest-site. Fledging takes place after 21-23 days. Soon after becoming independent of their parents, in May, first brood juveniles join communal roosts, leaving the parents to rear a second brood.

Just send in the Fraggle to chase them away!

They do take a few weeks to fledge, and like Plato says they'll probably stick around for a while after that. They might even build another nest near to where the original nest was.

about 4weeks. we have them to but the crows and especially the magpies know they're there and come round about 8 times a day to see if they can pull them out the nest or grab them when they come out. that's when you hear the racket normally the parents squawking and going pip pip loudly trying to get them frantically away from the nests. so if you hear a commotion go and have a look in case they're trying to get the poor babies. you,ll soon get used to the parents alarm call when they crows come around.

they'll be gone soon,problem is they usualy ues the same nest every year,or if you remove it they'll just rebuild it,i've had the same starling nest in my roof for years,

the chicks are nearly full grown now so they will be gone soon.

Hello Bunches-they begin to fly from about 18-21 days old which is fairly quick-good job as they are very noisy birds-then they will probably hang around your garden for a while lol good luck!

its about three weeks, before the fly but chances are they will hang around awhile just enjoy the little loves there's nothing nicer than watching a mother bird feed her young especially if they are in somebody Else's garden lol

3 weeks hun ...then remove nest .. and get a cat ....!! happy to help !

Can't help ya Bunches but if you can eat em, I'm there.

I have absolutely no idea lucky for you everyone else does.