Have you ever seen Starlings gather in a beautiful display of community called a murmeration? It is formed by individual birds who unite for a purpose: to roost in the evening or protect from a predator.

There is safety in numbers so instinctively, instead of scattering, they provide support by all coming together. They say one birds movement only affects its closest 7 neighbours, quickly creating a domino affect involving a huge supportive flock. 

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This connection has me in AWE of how

communities can come together, birds and people alike!