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Welcome to Flamingo City

Saturday, 4 May 2024

Each year the lakes of Kenya play host to one of the world’s largest populations of flamingos. For a short period the area around a group of lakes is awash with pink as millions of lesser flamingos fly in to breed and one of the world's most spectacular displays takes place.

Watch an Amazing Murmuration of Starlings

Tuesday, 17 February 2015


It’s a great word, isn’t it, murmuration? Whoever invented it to describe a huge gathering of starlings needs a special medal for eccentrically but lovingly mauling the English language.  No one really knows why starlings do this. Some say it is for protection, others to indicate a roost is nearby.  Or maybe it’s just because they can. This staggering murmuration was captured in Brighton (UK) by the film making partnership of Sim Warren and Mia Xerri, The Contrast Collective.

Why Birds of a Feather Flock Together

Thursday, 8 April 2010

Have you ever wondered what are the exact mechanisms of a flock of birds? It is something that has puzzled people for centuries. What makes the flock move? Are there birds in there that are in charge (as it were) of the overall movement or does each individual bird have an equal say in which directions the flock moves? Although it has only been tested on a relatively small flock, scientists think that they now have the answer - and it is pretty interesting...

For the whole article click HERE.

Image Credit Flickr User The Pack

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