Wednesday, February 24, 2021

Starling, February 24, 2021

Wild Bird Wednesday and My Corner of the World

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Tupelo, Mississippi, USA, February 21, 2021
European Starlings, Sturnus vulgaris, can be found all across most of North America.

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11 comments:

  1. Just goes to prove that people should pay more attention to starlings.

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  2. They look lovely in the sunshine!

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  3. They are fascinating to observe for sure! Happy Wednesday!

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  4. They are greedy birds, almost as voracious as squirrels. But I admire their feathers.

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  5. Nicely captured photo with details of the feathers!

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  6. Starlings are common where I live in New York State but I never noticed iridescent feathers on one. Nice capture!

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  7. I 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!

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  8. A 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.

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  9. I love watching these gorgeous creatures as the sun dazzles on their feathers!

    Your link is a great addition to 'My Corner of the World' this week!

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