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Large colourful Starling or Pembrokeshire Blackbird? (1 Viewer)
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dwatsonbirder
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I think I can just about make out a bird feeder...
Stephen Dunstan
Registered User
I think there is a bird next to the feeder but I can't see any colour on it.
Alexander Stöhr
Well-known member
Hello,
welcome to Birdforum!
Do yo have more pictures? I agree with Daniel and Stephen, I cant identify your bird with only this single picture, as heavy artefacts surely changes features. No offence to a new member, but if you browse through similar threads here on BF you will find photos where the bird seems to show features, that werent present on the bird, but are the result of light effects, sharpening artefacts and similar.
Anyway, if forced, I would opt for a juvenile Starling. By smallish head in relation to the body and appearantly shape of the bill. But as said, more pictures could well change this.
Welcome to Birdforum again!
welcome to Birdforum!
Do yo have more pictures? I agree with Daniel and Stephen, I cant identify your bird with only this single picture, as heavy artefacts surely changes features. No offence to a new member, but if you browse through similar threads here on BF you will find photos where the bird seems to show features, that werent present on the bird, but are the result of light effects, sharpening artefacts and similar.
Anyway, if forced, I would opt for a juvenile Starling. By smallish head in relation to the body and appearantly shape of the bill. But as said, more pictures could well change this.
Welcome to Birdforum again!
Without any certainty, I think a blackbird. but really impossible to be sure with images this bad
