Starling
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Starling
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Jamie Starling
United States
270 creative works found
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One of Southern Africa’s most photogenic birds. Location Asfall cafe, Mpumalanga, Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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Location: Skukuza, Crocodile River, Kruger National Park, South Africa. September 2007.
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This was taken in a shelter on the old harbour at St Ives Cornwall
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Golden Breasted Starling..:) Talk about colorful..:) /
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I had nearly forgotten about this bird I photographed in 2004, and it’s funny, I wrote a poem about a starling (not about one quite as stunning as this picture though) around the same time: The Starling / by Zoe Marlowe Time, hearts, wings, true friends bring. / Soulmates share laughter in timeless magic. / In breathless dreams, love’s depths, bells ring. / Impossibilities keep silent passion tragic. The starling spreads her fine and glossy feathers. / As she flies, a breeze dries her diamond tears. / Welcomed rain bathes her deepest longings treasured. / Her secret hidden, her heart impaled by fears. A new day warms on a glowing horizon’s verge. / While hope wanes for the starling, sadly convinced. / That if she weren’t a merely plain and common bird. / She’d fly a tango with the dark-eyed prince.
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Just the spot for a spring bird to sing. Photographed by Lauriann Wakefield. Through the viewfinder print- a process of taking a photo through the viewfinder of an old vintage square format camera. The specks and black boarder are all part of the charm and beauty of this print.
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My mother’s beautiful forsythia is large and full with 30 years of growth. Just this last year, two plump blue birds have made it their home. Photograph by Lauriann Wakefield.
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Starfish from the Philippines. Photographed by Lauriann Wakefield
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Oh, I love this time of year! When you can smell the flowers, and hear the bees and feel the cool breeze. Photographed by Lauriann Wakefield. {P e n d a n t _ A v a i l a b l e} / Pendants of this image are now available through Beads N Baubles 4U. Visit www.Beadsnbaubles4U.etsy.com to see her huge selection.
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A common starling that I shot last year. / Shot with a Nikon D70s and 55-200mm vr lens / November 2009 /
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a native of east africa photo taken at the Cape May county zoo nj.
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A tweaked photo of starlings leaving their roost in a tree. This was taken in Bristol in the west of England, nikon d40 and 18-55 dx lens
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Every evening in the late autumn, clouds of starlings arrive over Arezzo and other cities in Italy to roost for the night. There are huge numbers of them and as they arrive, they put on the most incredible show. Gathering in ever changing groups, they swoop and swirl through the sky, forming any number of shapes and patterns that are constantly changing. It all lasts about ten minutes at dusk, after which they are in the trees, chattering away. Each pattern lasts a fraction of a second – I only saw the killer whale shape after the event when I looked through the photographs. Canon 1DMKII with Canon 28-70mmL lens at 58mm; ISO200 f2.8 1/160
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Starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) Sturnus is Latin for Starling and vulgaris meaning common. By know means is this small but beautiful little bird vulgar or common, As Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) has places the Starling on the RED list. The reason being of course due to man’s intervention and meddling with the natural order of our world, with over farming, pesticides and the devastation of woodland and grasslands for construction of housing and industry It has become an endangered specie, although many of us enjoy the Autumn visitor in our Gardner. I can often see them in cloud like swarms flying over the old Brighton Pier at Sunset. it is a spectacular view to behold, as the hundreds of birds display their acrobatic flying display. They love fruit and seeds, but are also known to eat scarps of bread from the bird table. I certainly will miss these little fellows, pretty little song and its beautiful iridescent plumage which glisten in the sun sun . In the winter the bird has more speckles than in the winter. However, a little warning, do not stand under a tree for any length of time, Starlings have just settled down for the night… as they tend to leave their mark on you, all at the same time….hahhaha Length: 22 cm (9”) / Wing Span: 37-42 cm (15-17”) / Weight: 75-90 g (3-3½ oz) / Breeding Pairs: > 1 000 000 / Present: All Year / Status: Red
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Thank you RB for featuring this, and to: / The Woman Photographer for their feature!! / So many thanks :-)
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Lyrics from Elbow’s Starlings.
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Lyrics from Elbow’s Starlings.
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Starlings on antennas in France…
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This African superb starling (Lamprotornis superbus) finds a large cactus a convenient perch from which to scan for food. Bloedel Conservatory, Vancouver, BC, 26 Aug 2009. Canon Rebel XSi (450D) / Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM / 1/125, f/5, -1/3, ISO 800, 200mm, hand held
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Taken with a Canon 50D, Sigma 17-70 lens at 53mm, F5.6, shutter speed 1/60 second, ISO100, tweaked in Photoshop Last night I experienced a wildlife spectacular I have always wanted to see. This shot is of thousands of Starling dancing in the sky before they settled down to roost in the reedbeds at Marton Mere (Blackpool, Lancashire). There were many more starlings than this at the end of the night maybe 40,000!!! Blackpool Tower is in the distance. Please view large
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Another winter storm crossed the Colorado Rockies, leaving all the creatures to find shelter. / /
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Canon 50d / kit lens 18-55 / f5.6 / iso 400 / 1/8000th sec
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I will not be on as much in December. My grandson will be in Denver’s Children’s Hospital where doctors will attempt to fix his heart for the third time. I appreciate any positive thoughts and/or prayers. I hope you all have a beautiful Christmas. / / You sold a greeting card of “Colorado Christmas” to webbie…Thank you, webbie!!!!
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