Nature Starling

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  1. kevin davies

    kevin davies Well-Known Member

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    Great photo. We rarely think of Starlings as such colourful birds.
     
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    yeah quite nicely marked Thanks
     
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    if you get an amazon pop up win a phone its a scam
     
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    Great photo Kevin! good settings to get the nice details. Colours are good too. Bad news is these are classed as vermin in our state and have to be controlled because they take over nests of our native birds since their introduction in the 1850's.
     
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    Flying rats? Thanks
     
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    they are noisy little buggers too, esp in large swarms they love nesting in the medium between carriageways on the roads where its harder for pred's to get to them, if you in slow traffic the noise is deafening.

    great image Kevin
     
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