Leucistic juvenile Starling revisited

More from Phil Jackman on the ‘leucistic’ juvenile Starling in his Kettering garden.  It – or one like it – is back, this time having moulted much more of its juvenile plumage during the intervening three weeks and, as suggested in the previous post on the topic, it appears that the bird’s ‘leucism’ may be/is age-related.

'Leucistic' juvenile Starling, Kettering, 28th July 2014 (Phil Jackman)
‘Leucistic’ juvenile Starling, Kettering, 28th July 2014 (Phil Jackman)

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