Couple of mornings catching up with Metallic Starling (Aplornis metallica) comings and goings in Ingham rain tree.
Coming in to furnish finishing touches to mass nests.
Accidental decoration adds point of interest.
Happy ruffle, no kerfuffle.
Some workers do give a fig ...
... but maybe not all.
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Monday, October 27, 2014
Metallic Starlings sterling condo builders
Construction by a labour force of about 200 Metallic Starling (Aplornis metallica) continues apace in their chosen two rain trees at the western end of Ingham's main shopping thoroughfare.
A spokesbird for the condo co-operative said work was on schedule and all performance targets were being met.
'The team is doing starling, sorry, sterling work, as usual.'
A spokesbird for the condo co-operative said work was on schedule and all performance targets were being met.
'The team is doing starling, sorry, sterling work, as usual.'
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