PUBLISHED: 13:02
20 October 2018 | UPDATED: 13:19 20 October 2018
A man’s
living room has become a birdwatcher’s paradise after a rare starling decided
to nest in his garden.
Stephen
Leake, from New Costessey, has been letting bird lovers enter his home to get a
look at a Rose-Coloured Starling, a bird that is rarely spotted in England.
The teacher
first spotted the bird in his garden on October 7. He reported it to the RSPB
and gave his postcode. Within a day he noticed groups of people outside his
house trying to get a glimpse of the bird.
Since
then Mr Leake has had more than 150 birdwatchers come in his home.
The
Rose-Coloured Starling normally breeds in eastern Europe and Asia such as
Kazakhstan and Russia.
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