The starling is a migratory bird, but rarely moves far south, some even spend the winter in southern Sweden. Therefore, it also returns early and is among the first in place to claim a burrow or a nest box. In Nåntuna we have an area called "Fårhagen" ('Sheep's pastureland') because sheep graze there sometimes. I would suggest "Starhagen" ('Starlings' meadow') instead, because here you will find a really dense population of starlings! This individual still has a lot of "winter plumage" with white feather tips; maybe it's juvenile and not yet maturing, or maybe just late in putting on "breeding plumage".