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Starling (Sturnus vulgaris), also known as Common starling

Starling (Sturnus vulgaris), also known as Common starling, approaching, wings spreading, foraging, Middle Elbe River Landscape, Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany

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49180401
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4544px x 3029px (1.9MB)
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Starling (Sturnus vulgaris), also known as Common starling, approaching, wings spreading, foraging, Middle Elbe River Landscape, Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany 14036356

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Animal Behaviour Approach Approaches Approaching Biosphere Park Biosphere Reserve Biosphere Reserve Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve Mittelelbe Biosphere Reserve Mittlere Elbe Biosphere Reserves Bird Photography Body Of Water Central Elbe Biosphere Reserve Central Europe Common Starling Conservation Area Course Of A River Course Of The River East Germany Eastern Germany Elbe Environmental Reserve Flies Flights Forage Foraging For Food German Federal Republic Hunting Food In A Flight In Flight In The Air In The Flight In The Sky Landscape Photo Landscape Photograph Landscape Shot Looking For Food Mid Air Middle Elbe Biosphere Reserve Middle Europe Mittelelbe Natural Park Natural Preserve Natural Preserves Natural Reserve Nature Conservation Area Nature Park Nature Reserve Nature Reserves Naturpark Open Water Open Wings Oscine Oscines Outspread Outstreched Wing Outstreched Wings Passerines Protected Area Republic Of Germany Reserves River Course River Landscape River Landscape Elbe River Landscapes River Sceneries River Scenery River View Riverine Landscape Riverine Landscapes Riverscape Sanctuary Saxony Anhalt Sceneries Search For Food Search Of Food Searches For Food Searching For Food Songbirds Spread Out Spread Wing Spread Wings Spreading Out Spreading Wing Spreading Wings Spreads Out Starling Starlings Stretching Its Wing Stretching Its Wings Unesco Biospharenreservat Unesco Biosphrenreservat Water Area Water Body Waterfront Wing Spread Wings Spread Wings Spreading


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