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European starlings flew in a small, room-sized wind tunnel at speeds of 20 to 45 miles per hour while being radiographed from the side and above, at 200 frames per second. As for birds, the European starling and the brown-headed cowbird are both nest parasites, Swift said. But binocular-toting bird lovers spotted plenty of Canada geese, mourning doves and European starlings during the annual Christmas season tally of feathered friends by the San Fernando Valley chapter of the Audubon Society on Saturday. |
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