Juvenile Starling... (Sturnus vulgaris)

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  02pepe47

• Jul 20, 2015

A beautiful close image of this maturing juve. Superb detail & colour Chris.
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  ammadoux

• Jul 20, 2015

WOW Chris this is so excellent, the IQ is superb.

you should get the new Tamron 120-600mm, most the boys here in our local birding club and they are getting some stunning results with it.

 

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  carann

• Jul 20, 2015

Beautifully captured, Chris !!! Thanks for sharing.

 

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  delia todd

• Jul 20, 2015

They grow up fast, don't they!! A super picture you've got of this young guy Chris.

I've quite a family here too.... expecting them to drop in any moment now LOL.

 

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  tetoneon

• Jul 20, 2015

Superb Chris! I'm really impressed with the quality of pictures you're taking with this new Sony.

 

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  AndrewG

• Jul 20, 2015

Excellent shot and colour Chris, well done.!!!!!!

 

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  Kits

• Jul 20, 2015

It shows the change from youngster to adult so well, Chris.

 

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  Stanley Jones

• Jul 20, 2015

Excellent close-up of this youngster beginning to make that transition to adulthood. Excellent Chris!!!!

 

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  aloktewari

• Jul 20, 2015

Fantastic, detail and colors here, Chris ... great work ... tfs ...

 

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  mags1967

• Jul 20, 2015

superb capture chris and great info as always.all the best margaret.ps saw a male sparrowhawk flying above my house a few times recently and a female chased a pigeon but i went out and she was off but 10minutes later a neighbour appeared at my door with a pigeon and said i thought it had hit my window as i looked out and it was sitting on my window ledge but when i went out a kestrel was there.i said no a female sparrowhawk.he said it cant fly i took a look at it some bleeding under the wing but nothing really i said its just in shook.so put it in my garage and after a couple of hours it flew away to live another day lucky bird and unlucky sparrowhawk.