Today's Bird- Starlings
Dialects of Mimicked Sounds Are Often Local
By Lightning Bolt ⚡Published 10 months ago • Updated 9 months ago • 1 min read

Lamprotornis hildebrandti
~~🐦🐦⬛🪶 ~This is my continuing daily series that explores the avian world one bird at a time. “The starlings swooped, writing a poem across the heavens that only God could read.” ― Catherine Gilbert Murdock, The Book of Boy🦅🕊️~~
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Gregarious birds
~~ Murmuration swarming flight ~~~~
many habitats ~

Iridescent sheens
Complex vocalizations
mimic human speech
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Comments (6)
I've always been fascinated by the great variety of Starlings, most of which I've never seen. I do get to experience murmurations of the Eastern Starlings we have here. During the season, we often see hundreds of them at traffic lights. Enjoyed the haiku.
Starlings are amazing! I love how they gather in huge flocks—such a beautiful sight. Their shimmering feathers and ability to mimic sounds are so cool!
beautiful birds, aren't they
Read like beautiful tribute to birds! Gorgeous ✨😍
Wow!! Like they said, eerie but beautiful phenomenon! 🌟💝
jAwesome!!!