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What was that noise? — Stock Photo, Image

What was that noise? — Photo

A pair of Starlings on top of a cactus in Arizona looking skyward in response to an aircraft flying overhead. Please note that Starlings are not native to America. They are an invasive species that was released in the 1890s and now cover most of Nort

 — Photo by DeepDesertPhoto

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You can buy this stock photo and download it in high resolution up to 3000x2400. Upload Date: Jul 7, 2015

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