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common starling
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Common Starling
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A Glossy Raider
Common Starling. Used to be these birds would wing in as large flocks and cover my yard. Now, for whatever reason, I usually only see them in ones and twos.- wonderview
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Winter Starling
Sorry, I dislike these birds. An invasive species on a colossal level. I don't like the way they look, I don't like the way they walk, I don't like the way they eat. However, it's not their fault they're here, and I do have a grudging admiration for their toughness and adaptability.- wonderview
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Common Starling
From back in Sept 2019. A young starling calmly and politely asking mom for a nibble. If one could translate starling to English, it would come out something like this: : "MOOOOOOOOOMMMMMM GIMMIE GIMMIE GIMMIE SOOOOOOOOOMMMMEEEE!!!"- wonderview
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Common (European) Starling
Thank you for your kind comments on my pictures, and good birding! John- Jonno52
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Starling fledgling
Been very busy with some major home improvements, so haven't had much time to visit bird forum or even pick up the camera much this summer so far. No doubt about what this is. Got a few new ones coming into the yard.- wonderview
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Brumie Starling
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Common Starling
Yesterday I mentioned that a large tree is beginning to obscure the view from my usual birding window, but that it does occasionally provide new photographic opportunities. A few days ago I noticed there was something moving around inside the canopy: eventually this Starling emerged and perched...- Jonno52
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Starling at sunset
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yummy yummy too
since at least three years, starlings are breeding in the same cavity of an old plane tree in our garden. today the parents were constantly feeding the young, the diet seemed slightly different than in JB's starling family.- bievreJJ
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Common starling
Common starling photographed from the window of the House- luca26
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Juvenile Starlings taking off
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Common Starlings taking off
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Common Starling
An introduced species that we don't get many of locally . This one taken in NSW feeding on the flowers of a Silky Oak .- Ken Doy
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European Starling
European Starling (Sturnus vulgaris) Also known as the Common Starling. Breeding plumage. Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, Chambers County, Texas, USA. Gulf Coast Prairies and Marshes Vegetational Area. Around the pavilion and trailhead to the willows.- Stanley Jones
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common starling with prey
the starlings in our garden are raising their second brood. I took this picture today, not the sharpest one, but the size of its prey is quite impressive! I guess it's a great green bush grasshopper (tettigonia viridissima), judging by its size and the length of the antennae, which one can see...- bievreJJ
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Concerned Starling
This parent starling was just about to feed its two fledglings when a Cooper's Hawk exploded on the scene. Everyone scattered, and some minutes later, here she is high in a tree, anxiously calling to her young. Unfortunately, only one returned.- wonderview
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Here today, gone tomorrow
Hopefully this will show properly. In the left photo, you can see one of a nesting pair of Starlings sitting on a broken branch of a dead tree. The large cavity opening above is where they were cleaning out and preparing for a nest. Then we had a storm yesterday, and the right photo shows the...- wonderview
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Common starling
Dead Sea Every winter a flock of starlings arrive to large green area near resort complex here. There is a little paradise for them: a plenty of food and no predators- maist
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Common starling
Common starling - Sturnus vulgaris - Storno- luca26
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Common Starling
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