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Come Fly Away with These Colorful & Beauteous Birds

Hyacinth Macaw Ramphastos Toucan Common Pheasant Great Blue Turaco [related_articles] Victoria Crowned Pigeon Blue-grey Tanager Anna's Hummingbird Violet-capped Woodnymph Green-crowned Woodnymph European Roller Bullfinch Toucan Barbet Swallow Tanager Rufous-Crested Coquette Kookaburra Blue Grosbeak Superb Starling

These Unique Artworks Have More Than One Important Message

Starling [related_articles] 6. Inversion Related: These Fantastical Illustrations Will Leave You In Awe 7. Running Out of Time 8. Stray Related: Birds Come to Life In These Breathtaking Portraits 9. Watershed 10.

These Natural Phenomena Will Leave You Completely Aghast

A rumble of some 50,000 starlings flies in formation, creating a "black sun". The USA's Death Valley is home to a unique natural phenomenon - sailing stones move along the smooth ground completely unaided. Male puffer fish create these perfectly-aligned circles to attract and impress females.

The World Can Be Such a CREEPY Place at Times – 12 Pics

Starling birds completely envelop the sky on a busy street in Rome. Image source: Reddit 4. A sinkhole opened in a Cornish backyard, revealing a 300ft (91m) medieval mineshaft down below. Image source: Reddit See Also: These Vintage Photos Are Funny & Bizarre! 5. "Honey, Mr.

11 Crazy Pics from the 2021 Comedy Wildlife Photo Awards

"Monday Morning Mood" By Andrew Mayes Image source: Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards This Pied starling from the Rietvlei Nature Reserve in South Africa seems to be in a rather grumpy mood. 4. 

Britain's Wildlife Is Stunning & These Photos Prove It

Urban Wildlife Winner: Geoff Trevarthen, ‘The Supermarket Starling’ Captured in Cornwall, England. 5. Hidden Britain Winner: Stephen Darlington , ‘Emergence’ Captured in Goring, Oxfordshire, England. 6. Wild Woods Winner: Steve Palmer , ‘Twisted Green’ Captured in Derbyshire, England. 7.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 11 Facts About the Famed Composer

Mozart had an unconventional taste in pets Image Source: Burak Demir/ Wikimedia Commons Mozart had many pets throughout his life: a dog, a horse, a canary, and even a pet starling.

This Photo Contest Captures the Unique Colors of Our World

"Murmurations" by Johannes Bosgra Gold in Nature/Sky, 1st Place winner in Nature Tens of thousands of starlings form a unique landscape in the sky through extraordinary choreography.

Witness the Raw Beauty of Nature in These Incredible Pics

"Starling Apocalypse" by Bart Siebelink Image source: NPOTY One of the winners in the Landscape category, this surreal photo shows thousands of birds flying through the air. 9. 

In Pictures – Close-Up Photographer of the Year 2022

Image source: Close-up Photographer of the Year Starlings forage for food at Berlin's Alexanderplatz. 13. "Shining Snail" by Alex Pansier. Third Place, Invertebrate Portrait. Image source: Close-up Photographer of the Year A common snail climbs along a blade of grass. 14. 

16 Majestic Bird Photos That Should Be Framed

Related: 12 Beautiful Australian Birds All Bird-Lovers Should See Birds in Flight, Silver Award Winner - Mark Williams (UK) Images source: Bird Photographer of the Year A common starling ( Sturnus vulgaris ) at night in Solihull, West Midlands, UK. 

MPORTANT: 7 Stomach Germs You Need to Avoid and How!

One study found that 30% of European starlings in farm settings in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, were carriers of C. jejuni. This bacteria is also common in cattle. Avoid contaminated drinking water and unpasteurized milk. Contaminated food is a major source of infections too.

The Following Deadly Beasts Are Not Man's Best Friends...

From the great migration of wildebeests, zebras, and antelopes across the Serengeti to tens of thousands of starling flying together in a massive murmuration, animals have served as an inspiration and delight for most of us.

Lesser-Known Facts About the African Savanna

Some of the most well-known animals found in the African savanna are the wildebeest, warthogs, elephants, zebras, rhinos, gazelles, hyenas, cheetahs, lions, leopards, ostrich, starlings, cranes, rhinos, and weavers.

IMPORTANT: 7 Stomach Germs You Need to Avoid and How

One study found that 30% of European starlings in farm settings in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, were carriers of C. jejuni. This bacteria is also common in cattle. Avoid contaminated drinking water and unpasteurized milk. Contaminated food is a major source of infections too.