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About the Cape Glossy Starling
The Cape glossy starling is a striking southern African starling with glossy dark blue-green plumage that can appear almost metallic in good light. It has a dark bill and legs and is commonly found in woodland, savanna, gardens and areas with scattered trees. It feeds mainly on fruit, berries and insects and is often encountered in pairs or small groups, although larger gatherings can occur around abundant food sources.
How to identify the Cape Glossy Starling
Medium-sized glossy starling with striking metallic blue-green plumage, a dark head and bright red or orange eyes. The wings and back can show purple or violet iridescence in good light.
Recent Cape Glossy Starling sightings in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
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