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Sweetwater Wetlands,
Tucson, Arizona
Canon Powershot SX10IS 3-30-2010
Introduced to Central Park, new York City, in 1890, European Starling quickly spread to become one of the most widespread of all North American birds. It is an astonishing resourceful, omnivorous species, able to occupy just about any habitat – from urban downtown areas and landfills to open woodlands, where it displaces native species from cavities.
Large roosts and feeding flocks of starlings form in fall and winter; they often forage among blackbirds in open fields.
VOICE SONG a grating, gargling concatenation of trills, squals, whistles, and imitated sounds and songs of other species. CALL a harsh, rolling splllrrr
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My images are not photo shopped. They have only been adjusted with basic sharpening, contrasting & saturation techniques. I believe that in order to appreciate Nature, you have to capture it as it is, naturally.
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Beautiful capture Kimberly!! A difficult bird to get close enough to for a good shot! But you nailed this one!!
Blair, my ego boosting friend, thank you so much. it always puts a smile on my face!
– Kimberly P-Chadwick
Great capture!
Again I thank you! It puts a smile on my heart to see you!
– Kimberly P-Chadwick
Beautiful capture!
Thank you so very much carebear for stopping in my little corner of the world! I do appreciate that!
– Kimberly P-Chadwick
excellent
Thank you so much Scott!
– Kimberly P-Chadwick
Beautiful capture. Nice work… Hugs…Tom
Again I thank you Tom!
– Kimberly P-Chadwick
Well done! It has a lovely sheen to it’s feathers!
I tried to capture the color, they are very colorful in their breeding feathers! Thanks again!
– Kimberly P-Chadwick