Urban Wildlife Sightings while I was in Europe. These three bird species are regarded as pest species in the United States. Like their American cousins, they are also well-adapted to live near people in urban settings, eating discarded food and crumbs and congregating near centers of people activity.
Young European Starling at the Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
flock of pigeons in Rennes, France
A raven, Paris, France
A raven in a Sycamore tree, Paris France
Pigeons begging, Seine River, Paris, France
Young European Starling at the Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
flock of pigeons in Rennes, France
A raven, Paris, France
A raven in a Sycamore tree, Paris France
Pigeons begging, Seine River, Paris, France____________________________________
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