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Starlings

Started by BryanV, 02/05/2004 11:12PM
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Posted 02/05/2004 11:12PM Opening Post
Bryan Varney
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Poor weather is keeping me from going out too.
I was able to step outside and snap these little guys.


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Posted 02/05/2004 11:45PM #1
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Neat composition.
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Posted 02/05/2004 11:55PM #2
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Starlings are quite beautiful. I like the composition as well. Nice photo, Bryan!
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Posted 02/06/2004 01:16AM #3
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Only FOUR starlings? Come to Fresno County, where you can have the opportunity to photograph a winged CLOUD of Starlings, estimated as having up to 500,000!!

OK. Maybe 499,999, as I hear there's a Peregrine Falcon, who considers the local flock to represent a McStarlings.
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Wow! I didn't no what these birds were? I seen them by the lake all the time. They have ver nice shiny feathers.
Nice picture. Congrat!
Julius
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