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The Starling murmuration merges with the clouds and creates a pattern of a giant bird over Ham Walls RSPB reserve, Somerset, UK.
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A classic Mackerel sky over the Outer Hebrides, Scotland.
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A nacreous formation over Balmartin, Isle of North Uist, Scotland.
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A storm system over Baleshare Island off the west coast of North Uist, Scotland.
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A Snake in the sky over North Uist in the Outer Hebrides.
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A thickening of Cirrus as a weather system approaches North Uist, Scotland.
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Laurence Green says:
Hello Mary
Your heavenly photo really takes my fancy – it is, for me, one of those scenes that I really love.
Thanks for sharing this with us. Well done!
Laurence
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A sunset with sun pillar over the western isles of Scotland.
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Abbas says:
An imperial example of a sun pillar Mary, Thank you
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Hello Mary
Thanks for this sharing. I have seen a number of Starling bird murmurations over Yate, south Gloucestershire where I dwell set against a lovely pink sky. Aerial ballet, par excellence. No need for ATC here. The choreography is without rehearsal and no collisions.
I think, maybe wonder, if that which you have captured in your photo was perhaps the same here?
Have a look a look at this! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-hereford-worcester-46711692/starlings-form-bird-shaped-murmuration-at-attenborough
Laruence