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thrumyeye — Singing the Song of Spring
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Published: 2012-03-25 09:33:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 10059; Favourites: 774; Downloads: 0
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Singing Starling (Sturnus Vulgaris)Related content
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Blubdi
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Isn't it interesting how starlings have those rear-facing spikey bits in the backs of their beaks? What a brutal evolutionary adaptation!
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thanx for pointig out, i think i wouldn`t have noticed, my eyes being captured by the wonderful feathers...
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You captured the colours on the feathers and all the little details so well.
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Oh your photograph is simply stunning good on you for capturing this gorgeous bird so we can see it too.
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They don't look this good in my garden, and there is no wy I can get that close either.... Well done.
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did you...actually take this? it's extremely amazing.
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sensational shot!!! 
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Amazing Shot! was this taken within a blind? Such a close up and with only a 300mm!
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i didn't know the name of this bird, it's amazing the way they can imitate any other bird or sound!
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AHHH I LOVE STARLINGS!! the other day i found out they like chhecake :I
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AMAZING shot, the details are so clear! Great work!
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Damn, I want to shoot this bird and you post a portrait!
I know that it's easy to shoot them but yesterday I have seen only one and he gone away quickly when I was only 20 meters
I hope that I will do a great shot too
And very nice photo!
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I fed a starling bread the other day. It took it from my hand, the starlings here are very tame. (Swansea, UK)
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