But no other bird species flies together with the same coordination or complex patterns as European starlings, whose murmurations have been counted in numbers of up to 750,000 individuals.

the dark cold months between November and February are the time when European starlings, Sturnus vulgaris, come together every evening into large flocks known as "murmurations". Prior to settling ...

The transfixing scene was the climax of three years I’d spent following European starlings along ... I began by photographing the large starling murmurations that take place in the northern ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. At dusk in late September and early October, The Wadden Sea National ...

A large swarm of European Starlings banded together to create a murmuration in Murray, Utah. These birds have been sighted in Utah several times this winter. Starlings create these flocks to ...

The phenomenon is called a murmuration, and it's named after the noise that is made by the many flapping wings of a group of starlings in flight. A European starling puffing its feathers in the winter ...

This is the incredible moment an enormous murmuration of starlings appeared in the skies ... dies aged 76 Colombia navy rescues group of European tourists after shipwreck in Caribbean US ...

European Starling (also called common starling ... the fields on their way to the evening roost site. This is called a “murmuration”. It is a wondrous sight of dark spots twisting, weaving ...

A murmuration can move fast – starlings fly up to 50 miles per hour (80 kilometers per hour). The European or common starling ...

the collective aerial dance known as a murmuration of starlings. From October onwards, our resident population of starlings is boosted by birds migrating from colder European climates. British ...