Those are very nice photographs iMac. I like them a lot and they show the bird so many people have learned to hate. I love them. They are great parents and excellent providers and they do a lot of good in our environment.
Great shots, as always, I am fond of bird pictures. They look a little different than our starlings, but I thought they were basically the same bird?
I read that they were introduced to the US in the 1800s because a society had organized to bring over all the birds mentioned in the works of Shakespeare. Or maybe that was the house sparrow. One of those birds!
I love Starlings, and these are no exception. That middle photo is my favorite. Such cool birds. Yes, pesky I hear sometimes, but I like them just the same. Thanks, Wayne
These 3 photos were photographed with my 300m lens from DW's shed(studio) as I was painting her ceiling for her. They were shot from the window(shut).
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Wow -- you did a FANTASTIC job capturing this!
You did good! That's a really beautiful bird!
Those are very nice photographs iMac. I like them a lot and they show the bird so many people have learned to hate. I love them. They are great parents and excellent providers and they do a lot of good in our environment.
Beautiful photos.
And congratulations to DW, for having such clean windows in her shed/studio. Really!
Thanks for explaining that Wednesday photo theme to me.
Mari-Nanci
Quite startling!
cute!!
:) Nature is awesome. thank you for bringing it closer.
Great shots, as always, I am fond of bird pictures. They look a little different than our starlings, but I thought they were basically the same bird?
I read that they were introduced to the US in the 1800s because a society had organized to bring over all the birds mentioned in the works of Shakespeare. Or maybe that was the house sparrow. One of those birds!
I love Starlings, and these are no exception. That middle photo is my favorite. Such cool birds. Yes, pesky I hear sometimes, but I like them just the same.
Thanks,
Wayne
beautiful pictures.
Starlings have such beautiful colours and patterns. Shooting through closed windows can be so tricky - you did well.
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