- Long-tailed Starling in Mashatu – an unusual pose.
- Glossy Starling on my telephoto lens in the Kalagadigadi
- Red-winged Starling
- Juvenile Wattled Starling waiting to be fed in the late afternoon sun in Mashatu
- A male Wattled Starling – certainly unusual facial features. There were many flocks of these noisy birds following the Elephant as they foraged and stirred up the insects in the grass
- A full face view of male Wattled Starling
- A Burchell’s Starling with the sun catching the oily sheen on its feathers in the Kruger Park
- Glossy Starling up close and photographable
- This Burchell’s Starling was displaying in the bush just next to Leeupan in Kruger Park. It chortles and throws its head back as it is vocalising – fascinating behaviour
- Adult Red-winged Starling in full sun on the lawn at Qwantani along the Sterkfontein dam in front of the Drakensberg.
- A Pied Starling shot at Marievale
- Burchell’s Starling displaying with its head arched back
- A Plum-coloured Starling in a fig tree along the Olifants river in Kruger
- Superb Starling in the Masai Mara
- Superb Starling in the Masai Mara
- Superb Starling in the Masai Mara
- Female Red-winged Starling at Giant’s Castle
- Female Red-winged Starling at Giant’s Castle
- Male Red-winged Starling at Giant’s Castle
- Two pairs of Red-winged Starlings waiting to pick the fat off the bones at the Vulture’s hide at Giant’s Castle
- The red wing tips
- Indian Myna
- Indian Myna
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Cape Glossy Starling
- Superb Starling in the Serengeti
- perb Starling in the Serengeti
- Hildebrandt’s Starling in the Serengeti
- Hildebrandt’s Starling in the Serengeti