WHATS THIS? by GARAGELAND
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No idea what this is, so maybe someone could help.
Have a nice day.
Zoooomage rec.
Comments (15)
pixsoup
Looks like a starling.
Mondwin
No idea too my friend...Splendid shot!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Sturnus vulgaris or in other words the common Starling mate.
durleybeachbum
A beautiful photo of this common but most attractive bird.
jayfar
This is a sterling pic of the starling Steve and a splendid shot too.
wysiwig
What a colorful little fellow. You could say a darling of a starling. Superb capture.
moochagoo
Yes, a beautiful starling :)
ichtvan
A starling ( étourneau - sansonnet ) very well captured !!!
photosynthesis
Great clarity & color in this shot - really shows off the feather patterns perfectly...
giulband
Great great picture !!!!!!!
Krittermom
It is indeed a starling. These are a non native bird here in the USA. Most people call them pest. As you have captured in this most excellent photo, they are beautiful birds. They are also quite intelligent. When I was a child, a realitive of mine raised one. She luved alone and spent a lot if time talking to him. By the time Star came to live with us he was speaking as well as a parrot. His vocabulary grew to an astounding number of words. It still hurts me to hear people talk about starlings as a pest and about killing them. Great capture of a beauty
MrsRatbag
Starling, I love their "stars", although they are greedy buggers and quite noisy with it! Lovely shot!
Juliette.Gribnau
common starling; fantastic sharp capture
CavalierLady
Starlings get a bad rap, but I've always thought they were pretty. Great details and colors in zoom.
debbielove
Common Starling.. Used to be very common but now man has made them rare! Good capture Rob