November Discussion Thread

[Spearow]

Hello European Starling;;




Violet-Backed Starling;;

[kadybeth123]

Hello European Starling;;

THAT. IS. BEAUTIFULLLL!!

[dogcatalog]

none of my butterfly wolves grew today :")
so was it just the chickens and butterfly wolves that grew or am i missing another outcome?

[Shinryu]

This is the most saturated Common Starling I've ever seen, wow
I see them quite frequently outside and they're usually more like, dirty black/brown with white spots. Like this.
Maybe that chick got in juuust the right lighting conditions :D

[Kohaku]

I thought the bird designs were based off of swallows at first, but now the idea of starlings seems more fitting! I like the burgundy color best so far.

[Spearow]

This is the most saturated Common Starling I've ever seen, wow
I see them quite frequently outside and they're usually more like, dirty black/brown with white spots. Like this.
Maybe that chick got in juuust the right lighting conditions :D

Look at the last outcome's tails, the beginning of little gold markings ;3 I'm hoping at least. But there is some gold there! Haha

[Shinryu]

Well, they do have less spotting during breeding season and as with most starlings, their feathers are super iridescent, but this chick is so violently blue that I would never have guessed it might be a common starling, haha.
The leg and beak colours match, though, so it's definitely a possibility^^ I'm just super surprised bc I'd never have connected such a vibrant chick with the comparatively dull birds I'm used to seeing.

[Spearow]

Well, they do have less spotting during breeding season and as with most starlings, their feathers are super iridescent, but this chick is so violently blue that I would never have guessed it might be a common starling, haha.
The leg and beak colours match, though, so it's definitely a possibility^^ I'm just super surprised bc I'd never have connected such a vibrant chick with the comparatively dull birds I'm used to seeing.

Yeah the common starlings here are all dark blue brats. Starlings are the brattiest birds haha

[SupernaturalJem]

Those bird pictures! Oh wow, gorgeous!

I got four of the last outcome and only one each of the other two. I'm kind of hoping this new one is a split. I got three cocoons with one pillar left, so I hope there is only one outcome left of the bwolves.

[Inkydeer]

European starlings I'm familiar with. They're pretty birds and the murmurations they fly in are mesmerizing, but oh my god they are horrible. Their calls are irritating and they are awful pests that absolutely drain our bird feeders, and they also bully other birds and are a menace to crops. European starlings also happen to be an invasive species here in North America because some nutcase in the 1890s had the brilliant idea to try to introduce to America every species of bird mentioned by Shakespeare. So thanks a lot, Eugene Schieffelin, for unleashing a plague unto our doorsteps. At least the other birds you tried to introduce didn't fare as well.