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russbecker wrote in post #9460896
It's a stinking European Starling.

Yes, but it's a really nice picture of one.
Supposedly they were introduced into the US by a Shakespeare fan who wanted to show the Americans what bird was mentioned in one of his plays.

http://www.scientifica​merican.com …fm?id=call-of-the-reviled

Regardless of specifics, they were introduced here quite awhile ago.

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