Junior has to wait..

to wait because the seniors have occupied the bird table where I put out our leftover porridge. He has the look that there is no way he is going to get up there. I was taken with the clear design of his feathers!
Thankful for: Waiting for rain which didn't happen.. but now I have to water.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A delightful capture of this junior with his beautifully designed plumage! fav

[Dawn]

Delightful

[Delwyn Barnett]

What beautiful markings and colours!

[Lou Ann]

He’s a sweet one. Would love to have some rain! I too wait and then have to water.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture and colourful markings. We are just about drowning here, not nice at all.

[Brian]

Such beautiful markings. Fabulous capture.

[Julie Duncan]

Very fancy little stinker! I like starlings, but they can be a hassle in some ways.

[katy]

He does look cute and you did a terrific job of capturing his pattern

[Babs]

Aw he is so sweet, it must be scary being a youngster in the big wide and wonderful.

[gloria jones]

Nice capture of feather details

[Joan Robillard]

Nice capture

[KAL]

Such an adorable bird! Well captured!

[Bill]

Lovely picture.

[haskar]

Lovely capture and details.

[Helen Jane]

starlings have such striking patterns in their feathers. You captured this little one so well.

[Christina]

Beautiful detail

[Pat Knowles]

Such a colourful detail of this wonderful feather detail!

[Maggiemae]

@happypat I expect Master Starling is quite proud of his new adult feathers!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Carole Sandford]

Wonderful feather & colour details.

[Maggiemae]

@beryl When you see where his eyes are, Beryl - he must be cross-eyed to see what he has in his beak!

[Maggiemae]

@onewing One wonders whether they think anything, Babs - you know the name, "bird brain"!

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful capture!!