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| Tupelo, Mississippi, USA, February 21, 2021 |
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Wednesday, February 24, 2021
Starling, February 24, 2021
Wild Bird Wednesday and My Corner of the World
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European Starlings, Sturnus vulgaris, can be found all across most of North America.
I am linking in today with Wild Bird Wednesday and My Corner of the World
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I am linking in today with Wild Bird Wednesday and My Corner of the World
NOTE: Please do not use my photos without my permission.
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Love these frenetic creatures.
ReplyDeleteJust goes to prove that people should pay more attention to starlings.
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely in the sunshine!
ReplyDeleteA pretty little one.
ReplyDeleteThey are fascinating to observe for sure! Happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteThey are greedy birds, almost as voracious as squirrels. But I admire their feathers.
ReplyDeleteNicely captured photo with details of the feathers!
ReplyDeleteStarlings are common where I live in New York State but I never noticed iridescent feathers on one. Nice capture!
ReplyDeleteI saw my first European Starling not too long ago. I don't think I would have noticed how colorful they were if I hadn't taken a picture. Love this guy's colors!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful bird with such bad table manners when they are in groups. They leave the bird baths looking like unflushed toilet bowls. On a more positive note, I have seen them do those swarming swirling waves of patterns when coming in to roost at dusk. It's a sight to behold. Your photo is very lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love watching these gorgeous creatures as the sun dazzles on their feathers!
ReplyDeleteYour link is a great addition to 'My Corner of the World' this week!