This is a video about a starling murmuration.
Thousands of starlings land in Bargerveen nature reserve in the Netherlands, to go to sleep.
Greetje Sibon ‘t Haantje made the video on 27 October 2014, about 5pm.
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It’s amazing sight – especially when they all abruptly change direction and the flock folds back on itself…
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More on starling murmurations:
http://www.rspb.org.uk/discoverandenjoynature/discoverandlearn/birdguide/name/s/starling/roosting.aspx
and
http://www.waddenvereniging.nl/wadweten/?item_id=8045
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An awesome video. What a wonderful occurrence to witness.
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Yes; I hope they all slept well afterwards 🙂
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Such artful dodgers! Having once lived on a lake, it was my habit to go straight to the deck out back when coming home from work just to watch the starlings. i sure miss them in that habitat! Thanks for the memories!
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I hope you will see them again 🙂
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