Mind Blowing Starling Murmuration - Exceptional Close Up in Cornwall

[@bernadettestapleton2016]

How amazing they don't collide into each other. Thank you.

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

I heard that birds dont perceive time the sane way as us because their heart beats so fast. So when they fly in formation to them it's like walking ... they just follow the leader like humans in a big group.

[@emmsue1053]

@@theeggtimertictic1136 That's a great theory, also they fly by the rule of seven, each one pays attention to those at all points immediately around them. It means that no bird crowds the next. How they all turn and take off together is fascinating! Almost psychic.

[@jayglamx3]

This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

Some of the best (and closest) Starling footage ever seen. Be sure to send this to the local ornothologists.

[@francoisebeylie2923]

Thank you starlings for this beautiful ballet . And thank you Mr Dinning too .

[@user-pq9yg2pq6h]

Unglaublich, auch ein kurzes Verweilen auf dem Acker gehört zur "Choreographie", fliegen landen sitzen fliegen, sagenhaft !!!!! Herrlich. Ernst Lustig

[@slane_design]

All sharing the same energy...of one mind. beautiful!

[@martinemjt]

Truly incredible!.birds of a feather flock together.

[@kiwi_sodas]

I've never seen a murmuration of Starlings so big! I've only seen murmurations of...I don't know, maybe 50 at most? This is stunning. Love it.

[@ToniTerrific]

The general consensus by scientists who study birds used to be that the birds followed a skilled leader who they followed in synch with his/her every move. However, I read an article published online that reported scientist watching the birds closely through special lenses and in recorded playback they discovered something more amazing than the leader of the flock theory. Apparently, birds are entirely democratic. They somehow vote very quickly about what turns or new directions to take. In their observations of the birds and bird in the flock can make a "suggestion" by turning slightly in a new direction, the birds nearest to him will in a split second "vote" to follow him for that one decision and down the line the voting goes as each bird elects to follow the new lead. Sometimes the bird who makes a suggestion to the others will be voted down and another suggester will be followed. There is no set leader, it would seem in their democracy anyone can be the president if only for a tiny moment in time. Perhaps they know something we don't?

[@BumAngel2001]

As above so below...imitation of the Creator's fish in the sea...but you already knew that

[@francoisebeylie2923]

Very interesting !

[@iznasen]

..They somehow vote very quickly about..- that explanation is just a romantic poetic BS. this is called the (birdoid), each bird try to stay as near as possible to his 3 neighbors, computers on this day and age can simulate this, drones too. Clever..no wonders it's mother nature

[@jessmend1239]

@@iznasen, “clever”…. so intelligence?

[@MoiraOBrien]

Watching an individual bird landing and taking off again is really most extraordinary - almost more so than the coordinated aerial acrobatics

[@KhalidMehmood-yt1yw]

Very beautiful view of all birds and also beautiful photography so thanks

[@lowellcalavera6045]

There are so many things we humans just don't understand. It makes the world beautiful.

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

Thanks for watching ~ Paul

[@BlackbirdGirl72]

wow the sound of the wings!!!! Awesome!! I've often seen videos of starling murmations but they're usually put to music and so you don't get to hear the wings and I feel hearing the wings is such an important part of it. I would love to hear the whooshing of their wings overhead and you've got it here. It sounds amazing!

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

Thanks for the visit and comment ~ Paul

[@marclaw4511]

Used to see formation of Starlings years ago in Birmingham.They would gather in the old BSA factory site because of the heat.It was a wonderful scene but gone now the factory has closed.Great memories,thanks

[@meateorman4191]

crushing. Makes me hungry. I love birds.

[@ClintMcCaleb]

Beautiful! Well done.

[@mariavela9364]

Your are awesome.. Thank you for your videos.

[@simoneberger887]

I Love this Birds!!!

[@SheenaRea]

Beautiful!!

[@omarramirezvargas185]

they are perfectly sincronized

[@DailyMyChildhood]

This is awesome video …Appreciate your sharing😊

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

My pleasure. All the best ~ Paul

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

That would be pretty amazing, Thanks for the visit my friend. All the best ~ Paul

[@mountaingirl3437]

Wow! That was incredible!

[@truthseeker4491]

it is like people coming out of urban mumbai train.....

[@Storkslover]

Amazing spectacle! Thanks for sharing! :)

[@msmedved_]

I wonder if anyone has ever stood in the middle of something like this

[@orlalolo4585]

7 years later I get recommended this video 🤣

[@John5700000]

I LOVE how most or all ot them move in unison ❤

[@Lighty1111]

Absolutely beautiful

[@sharokhjoudi4693]

Excellent. Beautiful videos

[@tahirhashmi5680]

Amazing ... i witnessed the same during my stay in Mexico... in winter 2016 ... absolutely amazing to watch.

[@gofiodetrigo8756]

nice document thanks for sharing

[@1961maya]

Absolutely amazing!!

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

*As Close as You Can Get To Being Inside A Starling Murmuration*

[@JunsunWilliamatelier]

Incredible!

[@planetaryqueen9469]

When so close can't appreciate the formation . The dance forme their cloreographies for s reasons

[@michaelmacleod4713]

Wonderful.

[@pepper419]

Amazing little buggers.

[@skrame01]

That's a bird tornado right there.

[@TenMostAwesome]

This really is most awesome.

[@AnkesWorld]

soooo many , thanks thumbs up

[@gusturiadichanel5023]

Oh my good....

[@ahrweilernaturi]

Starlings are beautiful interesting birds

[@vking8127]

Salute to Almighty

[@my35Xvision]

That is just awesome!!! I wonder, if you can get inside this living cloud, will you be also lifted? Great footage, Paul! Thank you for sharing this startling experience. :)

[@sabisana6909]

Beautiful

[@apollonia6656]

They are probably heading for my garden ! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@freshwater3158]

Excellent

[@alijaanali9242]

Amazing

[@mariedurand6935]

Un ballet d'oiseaux J'ADORE magnifique merci partage 👀👀🗼😙

[@rajeshnvijo-dj7dk]

10 years ago posted video... Hello are you still around 😅

[@the14thmoonofuranus]

an incredible sight

[@crgaillee]

THAT is the power of the Holy Spirit, you can find it everywhere even the sea. Watch other videos of murmurs and in the air you will see them take the shape of sea creatures. Yes, God has the power to link birds' minds to the creatures of the sea. The closer we get to God, the more of his Glory we will experience.

[@pemulasb1759]

Amaxing

[@maureenm8462]

Never seen that before😮

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

Thank you

[@apollonia6656]

Are those that arrived in my garden ! I have literally hundreds and hundreds of them 😯

[@ahmedalattas8536]

Three airplanes doing show we hv accidents....this is the creation of the almighty subhanAllah

[@KOHINFO1]

Wow ۔amazing

[@CBM1979]

Precioso,enhorabuena

[@BellaCroyda]

Its like ONE BRAIN in operation.

[@maryamemaryoma3800]

Sobhana ya alah😍😍

[@Natashahoneypot]

Love the film thanks for sharing. I wish there were no human voices so we could listen to the sound of the birds.

[@Red-Tempest]

Me and my friends would take our birds (we did falconry) and let our birds get some. I had I northern goshawk, someone had a grey falcon, and the other one had an american kesteral. There were a few wild predatory birds. It was a free for all so no one fought over them. We were having a contest to see which bird brought back more birds at the end of the day and mine won with 32 kills. Second place was 28 for the falcon. and 23 for the kesteral.

[@killuaboa8067]

evilll yet so awesome

[@alonzo76]

Very pretty, it must have been amazing beeing there

[@ookipuki]

Wow! 😱😱😱

[@kalealbert4949]

Are they feeding? I wonder if their feet landing simulates the sounds of rain to drive worms and such to the surface 🤔

[@tawfikbenmussa4239]

Amazing , how could it be that they do not collide!!!!???? That is a miracle of Almighty Allah.

[@KathyMaKB]

Incredible

[@ishfaqkhan7759]

Nice

[@mclarenCR]

Awesome

[@albertosantos6876]

Meu deus que isso vai pra longe do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@janderdias1700]

Por emcrivo gue pareça o Brasil esta precisando dua cena dessa A empedeminha de coronasviros chegou agora i mesmo assim tem gente achando que é brincando vai ter que senti na pele

[@hildebrandomiguel8145]

Dizem que 10 países tem esse tipo de praga

[@tonyzeratv8568]

Isso tá quase no brsil

[@tonyzeratv8568]

Só que é de gafanhotos

[@fabiosantodejesusjesus8800]

Besteira o vídeo foi público a 6 anos atrás

[@MrSuchy1980]

😮😮😮👍

[@annebritraaen2237]

Some of them have summer-nest in my yard.

[@nopretribrapture2318]

IF ONLY THERE WERE MORE BIRDS AND LESS HUMANS ON THE EARTH WOULDN'T IT BE A BETTER PLACE!! JUST KIND LOVING CAREING HUMANS WITH LOVELY NATURE!!! MY IDEA OF HEAVEN FOR SURE!!!😃👍💜🐢🐇🐔🐓🐣🐦🐑🐄🐷🐸🐼🐧🐒🐨🐘🐪🐋🐟🐠🐡🐚🐝🐞🌹🌳🌾⛅🌄🌍

[@kamakazi8243]

truth seeker ....perhaps we now need to have flying cars....to cut down on traffic jams

[@ramzi1933]

ماشاء الله

[@peterhaazen8372]

Amazing! Can we use some shots of this video in a video we make with our own music?

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

Sorry but I don't allow my videos to be re-used or re-uploaded to youtube.

[@Ольга-ы2ш3ж]

СУПЕР!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤12.03.2020

[@Detlefroemisch]

So many :O

[@PaulDinningVideosforCats]

Yes it was quite a spectacle my friend. One of the best sights I have ever seen. Thanks you ~ Paul

[@somboonkamnerd7411]

@@PaulDinningVideosforCats .dnX .mxX..B

[@samsubonebrkh]

next

[@sarangvision5533]

One of The army of God almighty.

[@apollonia6656]

Reminds me of " The Birds " by Hitchcock !!!

[@godsbeautifulcreations6502]

Yes

[@عبداللهبدر-س3ر]

جند من جنود الله

[@TerryTerryTerry]

When I was a nipper this was a nightly occurrence.

[@habiburehman557]

Waves.

[@nhipsongbaola4799]

Wow 🤝🔔👍❤❤❤

[@wiratunga]

how close to the starlings did you actually get. 20-30m?

[@Zoza15]

Bird simulation.

[@rous9217]

Asombroso Dios asombroso Bendiciones de Dios para todos.

[@almasrealmasre5130]

ماشاء الله 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mohammedmoinuddin5852]

Masaallah, subahanallah,allah ho akbar,

[@juliobecerraiglesias2644]

Who programed them

[@kamakazi8243]

Julio becerra iglesias Good question......who programmed the Aeroplane??who programed the computer??lets just say they both evolved from simple to complex states by forces of Nature....if u leave ua computer for sooo long on its on it will evolve n become somethng else much better in technology.....😅😅😅😅😅😅.surely who is silly enough to buy those lies.???Many pple.Everythng has a creator and we know who created the order we see now on earth...

[@tilirica401]

Hey. What did all you put on the grass?

[@NatureWorld4k]

Countless..

[@olifka57]

Мурмурация скворцов. Танец облаков. Синхронное плавание в небе.

[@abulkashem7484]

Alla ho akbat

[@nopretribrapture2318]

So sad that their getting scarce now 😢

[@نايفالحربي-ف7ه9ق]

هذا في أي بلد.. في أي دوله.. وجزاكم الله خير. Thanku

[@mohamedabdallah3330]

مارزونا إيطاليا

[@duthduetushdtjfd5g786]

Vere Butyful Brids nies song

[@lknanml]

This is what end of the world apocalypse movies look like for worms..

[@elizabethklein7073]

This is a tragedy for song birds and farmers fields of grain every time these large flocks land . These are an invasive species.

[@lknanml]

@@elizabethklein7073 They sure are. Back in 1989 California got it by some bioterrorism in the form of a medfly attack. An outfit on my base took off daily to airdrop sterilized medflies all over the area to reduce their mating chances.

[@SheenaRea]

@@elizabethklein7073 I wonder why they were created then. Why are they part of the planet and capable of so much brilliance and beauty? Is Mother Nature flawed then? I have starlings and so many songbirds. My yard is overrun with cardinals, woodpeckers, robins, etc. and it is wonderful. The starlings come along and feed at separate feeders. If they are invasive, why were they created and where do they belong --> Europe? Some areas of Europe consider them now an endangered species.

[@elizabethklein7073]

@@SheenaRea Mother nature is full of flaws... I am not denying that they are beautiful; they are probably more intelligent than many beautiful song birds and this why they can fly this way. Many exquisite songbirds such as bluebirds, purple martins and others have suffered because of them and the house sparrow.

[@steverabbits]

That is quite star-t-ling 🙄

[@bobssepakatglobal1594]

👍👍👍👍👍