can you spot the odd one out:confused:

[willing to learn]

From perhaps the odd read wing can you spot the odd one out
Regards
Colin

[Fieldfare95]

I can see it, nice picture too
I have seen paler starlings before but not as pale as this, I bet it's a nice bird though.

[Jason Green]

Hi Colin,

Yes - the white/light brown/yellow one. Leucistic? I thought it might have been a kestral before I saw the photo

Thanks for posting!

[Wild-Woman]

It must lessen it's survival rate quite considerably when it is that easy to pick it out from the rest of the flock. Unless of course it's ultra, ultra fast!
Good capture.

[willing to learn]

Originally Posted by Wild-Woman

It must lessen it's survival rate quite considerably when it is that easy to pick it out from the rest of the flock. Unless of course it's ultra, ultra fast!
Good capture.

He or she stuck out like a sore thumb even at that range, he/she has done well to survive to date. Just wish I could have seen it close up
Regards
Colin

[Ruth Daniel]

Interesting pic Willing to learn,it certainly does stand out from the crowd,thanks for posting.

[Tracey.A]

Great pic, does make you wonder how long the pale starling will survive. I saw two albino Starlings a couple of years ago, didn't have a camera to hand, so I think you were so lucky to capture this pale bird amongst the flock

Tracey