Today, North America is home to some 200 million starlings, which usually fly in gigantic flocks called “murmurations,” wheeling and plunging as one, like a huge undulating flag.

At sunset, huge groups of starlings take to the sky, swooping and swirling into spheres, planes and waves. The phenomenon is called a murmuration, and it's named after the noise that is made by the ...

Murmuration,” by Rebecca Lefebvre, now occupying the Broomfield Library and Auditorium lobby, uses nature as a neutral ground ...

They're known for their spectacular murmurations, glossy plumage and large variety of tweets, cheeps and clicks. But starlings have dropped to their lowest number ever recorded in the UK ...

open image in gallery A murmuration of hundreds of thousands of starlings flying over a field at dusk in Cumbria (Owen Humphreys/PA Wire) Ms Speight said: “Starlings are one of our most ...

Starlings gather in huge flocks creating aerial displays known as murmurations (Owen Humphreys/PA) Although the birds are found across the UK, with numbers swelling during winter when more of the ...

Starlings, a diverse group of birds found all over the world, including Colorado, are known for gathering in murmurations — swarms of the birds that move in dramatic, often erratic directions ...