European Starling - Sturnus vulgaris
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(feet)The European Starling or Common Starling native range is Europe and western Asia, but it has been introduced to North America, Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, etc. It has probably been so successful because it likes urban and suburban settings.
Juveniles
08/20/2012 - Scarborough Marsh, Maine
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Young Starling
06/09/2009 - Quail Hollow Ranch County Park
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Young Starling being fed
06/09/2009 - Quail Hollow Ranch County Park
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Adult with two Juveniles
06/24/2007 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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Molting juvenile
09/08/2008 - Haehnle Sanctuary, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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05/11/2007 - Sunol Regional Park, CA
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02/27/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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Note bee on the right
04/22/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
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02/22/2012 - Desert Botantical Garden, Phoenix, AZ
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02/22/2012 - Desert Botantical Garden, Phoenix, AZ
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02/22/2012 - Desert Botantical Garden, Phoenix, AZ
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Note the tongue
05/11/2007 - Sunol Regional Park, CA
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05/11/2007 - Sunol Regional Park, CA
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05/18/2007 - Monterey Bay, CA
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02/27/2008 - Hayward Shoreline; Hayward, CA
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There were thousands of European Starlings
08/20/2012 - near Scarborough Marsh
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01/28/2007 - Hegenberger Road, Oakland, CA
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winter adult
02/16/2007 - Martin Luther King Jr Regional Park; Oakland, CA
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12/09/2007 - Miller-Knox Regional Shoreline, Richmond, CA
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09/27/2008 - Point No Point Lighthouse, Puget Sounda, WA
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