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All these photos of the spotless starling were taken in Spain. Taking a break while exhausting being on the watch in the poultry lookouts (whole day) for the rest we were offered "easier" subjects. Kestrels and storks were supposed to be such species easier for shooting. On the high tower, probably some old granary, kestrels, storks and presented spotless starlings had their nests. There were several couples of starlings and they operated safely with a pair of kestrels side by side. Because that was supposed to be a day of rest, we got up a little later. Thus the gentle morning light already had gone. Too bad, because it was much more difficult to expose in this light the gloss black plumage of spotless starling, however, several pictures were taken and published. From a distance, watching the herd behavior and shape of these starlings it is hard to distinguish and you may be convinced that this is just a starling.
Last minute news - 06/2019 Spain
It is common in Spain and on the occasion of other photographic sessions I took several new photos and recording of spotless starling were made.
Hiszpania 06/2019- ANGIELSKI
Spain 06/2019- introduktory text- Spanish imperial eagle
News galleries:
1.Spanish imperial eagle (T,V). 2.Common quail (T,V). 3.Black-eared wheatear (T,V). 4.Azure-winged magpie (T,V). 5.Red-legged Partridge. 6.Eurasian stone curlew (T,V).
Changes in bird galleries:
1.Booted eagle (T). 2.European turtle dove (T,V). 3.Mistle Thrush. 4. Hawfinch. 5. Great Spotted Woodpecker. 6.Common Wood-Pigeon. 7.Common Swift (T,V). 8.Rock Sparrow. 9. Spotless Starling (G). 10.Thekla Lark. 11. Woodchat Shrike. 12. Golden Eagle (T). 13. Rock Bunting. 14. Chaffinch. 15. Sardinian Warbler. 16.Serin. 17.European Bee-eater. 18.Raven.
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