In early spring when a lot of trees still don't have leafes it is easier to spot birds on the treetops. These two starlings were sitting on top of a tree and waited for me to take some pictures of them, at least it seemd like that a bit. Starlings can be very beautiful birds that shimmer in different colors. Their white and "black" feathers are somthing that I think is unique, because the black feathers change their color in the sunlight and depending on the angle that the light is meeting the feathers the colors can look different. Then I found two starlings that were probably chatting with each other since they were sitting across from each other on the tree.
Starling sitting on a branch. Picture: Florian Glechner.
Camera used
Nikon D500
Lens used
Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used
none
Exposure Time
1/2000 Seconds
Aperture used
F 6.3
Focal Length
600 mm
Time
11:27 am
ISO
100
Beautiful starling on a treetop. Picture: Florian Glechner.
Camera used
Nikon D500
Lens used
Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used
none
Exposure Time
1/2000 Seconds
Aperture used
F 6.3
Focal Length
600 mm
Time
11:27 am
ISO
100
This starling is probably a bit proud. Picture: Florian Glechner.
Camera used
Nikon D500
Lens used
Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used
none
Exposure Time
1/2000 Seconds
Aperture used
F 6.3
Focal Length
600 mm
Time
11:27 am
ISO
100
Camera used
Nikon D500
Lens used
Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used
none
Exposure Time
1/2000 Seconds
Aperture used
F 6.3
Focal Length
600 mm
Time
11:27 am
ISO
100
Camera used
Nikon D500
Lens used
Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used
none
Exposure Time
1/2000 Seconds
Aperture used
F 6.3
Focal Length
600 mm
Time
11:27 am
ISO
100
Two Startings on the treetop. Picture: Florian Glechner.
Camera used
Nikon D500
Lens used
Sigma 150-600 mm lens
Filter used
none
Exposure Time
1/2000 Seconds
Aperture used
F 6.3
Focal Length
600 mm
Time
11:27 am
ISO
100
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