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Spotless Starling; Estornino Negro

Sturnus unicolor

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Description:

Since juvenile spotless starlings have white feather tips they can look like ordinary Starlings, which may be arriving from Northern Europe now, so there may be some ordinary Starlings amongst these.

Habitat:

Coastal marshes

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PublishedSeptember 1, 2013

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