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Certainly a tropical bird found in the Bloedel Conservatory here in BC. But it wasn't among the birds they list as being there on the website so I have no idea who this fellow or lady is.
Comments (3)
ladylake
It is beautiful.
chrysaor Online Now!
Hello Chatar, this is the three-color glossy star (Lamprotornis superbus), naturally abundant in the east Africas. (See the ring!) He is one of the wrinkled family of the starlings, which are the winners (!) of the climate-change. A very nice Photo, indeed! Greetings, Chr
Chatar
Thanks Chrysaor, Because it's not a native bird the local bird books I have were a little useless for identification! Certainly a prettier version of starling than what was brought over here from Europe and has gone wild.
TwiztidKidd
Superb starling!! That's what the bird is called lol
Perfect capture, my friend! Happy Sunday!
Chatar
Thanks TwiztidKidd. Always count on online friends across the globe when my local resources tap out :)