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A multidisciplinary, multi-institutional team of researchers in the U.S. has found that starlings that fly in a follower position expend 25% less energy than when they fly solo. In their study ...

Starlings are resident all year round in the UK, but in winter, they tend to roost on mass in reedbeds, on bridge, and even seaside piers.

A murmuration is the early evening display performed by hundreds, or even thousands, of starlings as they fly and change direction in unison before settling down to roost for the night.

They're tiny songbirds known as starlings. Starlings flock together in thousands. Their shifting movements are called "murmurations." How can they fly so close without bumping into each other?

A spectacular murmuration of starlings has been seen gathering at dusk over Coolham, West Sussex. The video taken by Jayne Lovett on Monday (27 January) shows hundreds of birds flying in formation ...

“Starlings often prefer cities and agricultural ... while European herring gulls fly overhead. Near the fishing village of Roses, Spain, seagulls form a dreamy tableau as they chase a boat ...

Two thousand years earlier, the Roman naturalist Pliny the Elder marvelled at the murmuration: “It is peculiar to starlings [...] to fly in crowds, and wheel about as if it were a ball,” he wrote.

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