Black Collared Collection

Black-collared Starling (Sturnus nigricollis) adult, walking on fishpond bank, Hong Kong, China, October

Black-collared Starling (Sturnus nigricollis) adult, perched on twig (captive)

Black-collared Barbet bringing insect to young in nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4443 Black-collared Barbet - bringing insect to young in nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black Collared Hawk
WAT-8978 Black-Collared / Collared Fishing Hawk Venezuela Busarellus nigricollis M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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WAT-13380 Black-collared Hawk Sandoval Lake Peru Busarellus nigricollis M. Watson Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Black-collared Barbet emerging from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4446 Black-collared Barbet emerging from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black-collared Barbet removing debris from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4445 Black-collared Barbet removing debris from nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black-collared Barbet at entrance to nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4444 Black-collared Barbet at entrance to nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

Black-collared Barbet attending nest in nesting box made from sisal stem. Sings synchronised duets
ASW-4441 Black-collared Barbet - attending nest in nesting box made from sisal stem Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Lybius torquatus Alan J. S

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The Black-collared Starling, also known as Gracupica nigricollis, is a stunning bird that blends seamlessly into the grassy landscapes it calls home. With its sleek black feathers and distinctive collar, this avian beauty stands out against the vibrant green backdrop. In Hong Kong, China, during October, an adult Black-collared Starling was spotted gracefully walking along the banks of a fishpond. Its elegant presence added a touch of enchantment to the scene. Perched on a twig in captivity, another adult Black-collared Starling showcased its regal demeanor. Its glossy plumage shimmered under the light as it observed its surroundings with keen eyes. Deep within woodland forests and coastal dunes, the Black-collared Barbet can be found diligently tending to its nest made from sisal stem. This frugivorous creature not only feeds on fruits but also hunts for insects to sustain itself and its young ones. Singing synchronised duets adds harmony to their daily routine. Meanwhile, high above in the sky soars the majestic Black Collared Hawk. With piercing eyes and powerful wingspan, this raptor commands attention wherever it flies. Back at the nesting box made from sisal stem, we witness moments of pure joy as a Black-collared Barbet emerges from its cozy abode. The synchronized duets continue as these feathered partners celebrate life's precious gifts. With meticulous care and dedication, debris is carefully removed by yet another diligent Black-collared Barbet from their nest in the nesting box made from sisal stem. Their commitment to creating a safe haven for their offspring is truly admirable. At the entrance of their humble abode lies another vigilant guardian - a Black-collared Barbet standing proudly watchful over their precious nestlings inside. Their melodic songs fill the air with love and protection.