As far as we can tell, yes--it's still called a murmuration. We see these often. We sent you SMS, for complete subscription please reply.Luckily, a few murmurations have been caught on video. s 3 2 1. Thanks for commenting on this WONDER.
We learned something new today. Many thanks for featuring my starlings videos https://vimeo.com/18813015. Two Dollar Bills Wild. Yes! Birds Flying Geese. Starlings appear to only require a good amount of space in front of them and can cope with others being near their sides, above them or below them. :)Thanks for letting us know what you thought of the video, Morgan!
Every year between 30,000 and 40,000 (with a peak of 120,000 in April 2019) flamingos flock to feast on the blue-green algae that bloom in the mudflats of Thane Creek in Mumbai, India. :)Hi there, Ayden! This would be a great topic to research more at your library. :-)We are undergoing some spring clearing site maintenance and need to temporarily disable the commenting feature. Thanks for your patience. We can't wait to find out what the next Wonder will be... we think you're on to something! In a flock, birds can fly in among each other and move around to potentially confuse the predator.
Just a thought. You can search online for “For years, scientists have WONDERed about murmurations. Some birds also choose to nest close together to take advantage of 'safety in numbers'. Sincerely, Dani. Certain flocking formations, such as flying in a V shape, enhance aerodynamics. Flying in a V formation is a good way to reduce fatigue in the members of the flock and a large or strong bird will take the lead. Stephen and Christine Johnson We're so glad you're WONDERing with us, and thanks for sharing your very own Wonder, too! Thank you for this awesome video. Keep soaring with a friend or family member as you check out one or more of the following activities: We hope you enjoy WONDERing about birds even more! Wonder #632 DO BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER? We bet it was very cool to see a murmuration while you were vacationing-- thanks for telling us all about it! Thanks for WONDERing with us today! the Wonder of the Day® via email or SMSDon’t miss our special deals, gifts and promotions. Flocks typically have what is called a nuclear or leader species that organizes the flocks' movement while the other species join in. I really liked today's wonder! That sounds really cool, thanks for sharing your experience with us Beth.We think posting on another forum would yield better results. When you saw birds flying in front of you or around you in real life, it is very important to notice which bird it was.
I live in North Texas, in the US. If they moved simultaneously the formations would not move in a snake like pattern. It certainly can be quite splendid to see!Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Stephen! Thanks for WONDERing with us today!
I learned a lot! Maybe hunters with trail cams or check with some nature cams to see if they have any cameras that would allow you to see murmurations passing by. We're glad you enjoyed it! https://www.wonderopolis.org/wonder/do-birds-of-a-feather-flock-together/! We hope it will be better soon! We bet it was a pretty cool thing to watch! Increased aerodynamics means less energy used to fly.
The size of robin flocks varies from 10 to 50 birds, but large flocks can contain upwards of 60,000 robins. Flamingos are highly social birds that are sighted in pairs, small flocks or large flocks with tens of thousands of birds. It's an amazing sight to see!Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Vada! ewwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I see it every year in N. Georgia. :-)A murmuration is a beautiful sight to see, indeed, Danielle! Why do the birds get into those groups? There were thousands of birds.
Thank you for today's wonder! Thanks for your feedback. Before becoming a freelance writer, Adrianne worked for many years as a Marine Aquaculture Research Technician with Plant & Food Research in New Zealand.
They are really amazing! There is a wide range of birds that fly in flocks including pelicans, flamingos, robins and waterfowl.
Usually sighted in the early evening, these large flocks swoop and soar in highly elaborate shapes before they settle to roost. I love those things the birds are super cool.
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