Is that food I see? by Meisiekind
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Description
Starling looking for a morsel of food! Taken in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park in Southern Africa.
Comments (19)
Very nice and sharp capture. Well done Carin.
Very nice bird, great detail!
Impressive capture love the expression
Incredible detailed capture!
A very handsome fella. Bit different to our starlings.
This is wonderful, Carin!
Brilliant shot my friend. I love those yellow eyes, and that blue iridescent sheen. Great focus on the eye.
I just love that eye Carin - super shot.
Lovely looking bird but that's an evil look.
Great colours
fantastic shot :-)
Who's a pretty boy then!
Superb capture Carin. God bless.
I think these birds are beautiful, even if they are regarded as pests here. Fantastic crisp shot of this keen-eyed flier!
Marvelous closeup... Fantastic image and bird!!!
Starlings and grackles are such fun birds! They always look so serious: a bit like that cranky bald eagle on The Muppet Show...well, he wasn't cranky so much as he was just over it all. Grackles and starlings are kind of the same way: not cranky, they've just seen it all before and are not entirely amused...except for when they are. They're such smart birds too! You can just see that this particular person is plotting something, and it probably involves theft, theft, or theft...and maybe a little bit of brazen appropriation. What I really like are the complimentary colors; the gold eye and the blue/black feathers are a really amazing compliment, and the light is fantastic. It's a marvelous closeup too. I can almost count the feathers (I've been at work and so I'm too tired to count...but I could almost count.) Nice pose too...birds really know how to pose! You captured this beauty in the most perfect way.
Really, very good shot! Excellent! Rob
An outstanding photo, National Geographic quality, and what a scary eyeball.
What a amazing good focus, as sharp too (where it has to be sharp, dear one ;-)). The colours are fabulous; and 'wow', what a glow and shine, Carin.