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About the Greater Blue eared Starling
The greater blue-eared starling is a medium-sized African starling with glossy blue-green plumage, a distinctive blue ear patch and dark wings and tail. It is commonly found in woodland, savanna and areas with scattered trees. It feeds mainly on fruit, berries and insects and may forage both in trees and on the ground. It is a social species and is often encountered in pairs or groups, particularly around abundant food sources.
How to identify the Greater Blue eared Starling
Medium-sized glossy starling with bright blue-green to turquoise plumage, a dark blue or green head and vivid yellow eyes. The wings and body show strong iridescence in good light.
Recent Greater Blue eared Starling sightings in Kruger National Park
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Other species to look for in Kruger National Park
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