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  1. 04-02-2007 #1
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    Wow that is totally amazing, and what a sweet little bird, wonder how it all started and it became tame. I like Starlings, I think they have got lovely characters I love it when the young ones visit me, they eat me out of house and home but they give me plenty of entertainment
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    I hadn't seen this, he is amazing.
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    Yes. Tuley amazing
    Aren't Starling remotely related to the minor bird. That bird can mimic any sound
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