starling

Converse of object

• see: Cape Glossy Starling Lamprotornis nitens The most commonly seen glossy starling in most of Namibia.
• whistle: The powerful wrens, cheerful chaffinches, delicate sparrows and whistling starlings then weave in melodies, sweet enough to rouse the sun.
• have: Did you know that Mozart had a pet starling?
• find: It's coming home from work and finding an adult starling in your living room I don't like.

Adjective modifier

• spotless: Spotless starling: Widespread Rock Sparrow: one on minor road 5 km southeast of Torralba.
• glossy: Cape Glossy Starling Lamprotornis nitens The most commonly seen glossy starling in most of Namibia.
• European: I am now pursuing a DPhil under the guidance of Dr. Ben Sheldon, studying parental investment in the European starling.
• young: A young starling begs to be fed by the adult on the insect treat fat block.
• blue-eared: Greater blue-eared glossy starling -- Up to 15 along the Atlantic Road.
• common: Spotless Starling ( Sturnus unicolor ) Widespread, but never in big groups or colonies like the common starling.

Modifies a noun

• contrast: Her arms and hands formed a starling contrast to the remainder of the ensemble.. .
• sturnus: No native passerine have been recorded, but redpoll Acanthis flammea and common starling Sturnus vulgaris are both widespread and common.
• vulgaris: No native passerine have been recorded, but redpoll Acanthis flammea and common starling Sturnus vulgaris are both widespread and common.
• flock: The estimated number of birds in the starling flock is 10,000, Some flock!