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Clarice Starling

Beautiful rainbow colours of a Starling

Beautiful colours of a Eurasian Starling

Starling fluffed up to keep warm on a wire fence

An Illustration of a Starling.

The common starling was introduced to Australia in the 1850s to consume insect pests of farm crops. It was believed that they were also important for the pollination of flax. By the 1880s, established populations were present in the southeast of the country and by the 1920s, common starlings were widespread throughout Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales, but by then they were considered to be pests. Photo taken Denman, NSW.

Captain: Roy Harper

glowing star starling

A starling that came to visit Evelyn in her garden

Green Arrow in Starling City in the style of Van Gogh's Starry Night

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it puts the lotion in the basket

Inspired by the CW show, ARROW.

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A watercolor drawing of a starling. You see the bird from the side and he looks around so that an interesting body shape arises.

Emerald Starling

A gregarious blue-eared starling, looking at you!

A captivating portrayal in the realm of visual art, this painting unveils the profound serenity encapsulated within the delicate balance of nature.

Patron Saint of nightmares and lost people.

Starling taken at Shirleys Bay in Ottawa, Ont, Canada with Canon 40D and 300 2.8 L lens

Killa Bee Taylor Starling BKFC Bare Knuckle Official Walkout Shirt

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Colourful animal illustration of a Bali starling. This ink drawing was created by hand using pigma micron marker pens. I then added colour with alcohol marker pens. Bali starling, or Bali myna (Leucopsar rothschildi) are a critically endangered species of bird found only on the island of Bali. These small birds are almost white all over with a crest of feathers on their head. The skin around their eye is a vibrant blue and they have a pop of yellow on their bills.

The blackbird logo for Starling Podcast

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A trio of starlings take flight. Original: copic marker on card stock.

A Common Starling perched on a tree branch.

We love watching our bird feeding stations. At the moment we are inundated with families of starlings. We've watched the parents feed the noisy youngsters and now they are stronger and more confident they are turning up in their dozens to stock up. The juvenile's plumage is quite different from the adults.

The beautiful starling with iridescent plumage.

He's here! He's looking for shiny objects and crumbs!