The European Starling


The European Starling

At first glance the bird looked black

At second glance, we realized the bird was not completely black

At third glance, we noticed a splash of color in the light

At fourth glance, we recognized a European Starling

At 5th glance, we reflected on the beauty of nature.

And that in itself is a wealth of knowledge


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Images and text by Naturally Nature Photography

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