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Not Sure anyone tell me lol (1 Viewer)
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Valéry Schollaert
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Sturnus vulagris indeed !
jape
Well-known member
in addition to what DB posted in her sex post, i would like to politely request the identification points that lead you to that. i got as far as short tail myself and saw the eyebrow and speckles but didn't know where to follow from that. it would really help me as a beginner.
foresttwitcher
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I think you have the wrong thread jape!
Tsalapeteinos
Active member
Besides what you pointed out regarding tail length and colouration, beak shape and size as it seems rather long in analogy with the rest of the body also stout and pointy , would be points I would base my assumption of juvenile Starling on.
Hope I was of some help
jape
Well-known member
indeed you are, thank you very much.