Isn’t it a bitter irony that these beautiful birds, starlings, an invasive species here, are called pests and are electrocuted for it by the hundreds of thousands …
… by that other invasive species, European humans, in order to protect their European developments, such as this imported species, grapes…
… while the native species make room for them and don’t get out the electrocution apparatus? Let’s try joy.
Categories: Agriculture, Endangered species, First Peoples, invasive species, Nature Photography
Okanagan Okanogan 
A murmur of joy, a murmuration.
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More like a 100 piece band made out of glass instruments, each unique and many breaking while being played!
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Clever and true. Thanks Howard.
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They sure are happy with this weather these days!
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Sorry … Harold. Sigh! Getting old!
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Don’t worry. Howard gets called Harold! It’s not age. It’s just a weird name thing.
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Starlings, clever birds/devour crane fly pests/more unwelcome visitors
Starlings, absent birds/by absence/natives bless
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It is fun to insert “humans” into your mantra
Thanks for the crane fly info.
I’ll have to google them up.
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Inserting “humans” is something I had in mind, too.
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