Every year, from November to March, European starlings make their migration from the colder northern regions to the United Kingdom. As dusk approaches, these incredible birds come together in stunning groups called murmurations. Scientist and photographer Kathryn Cooper has spent the last eight years documenting this awe-inspiring spectacle, illustrating how thousands of starlings perform a synchronized dance of fluid motion above their roosting spots. Cooper captures breathtaking photographs of these starlings near her home in northern England. Sometimes, the birds arrive in smaller clusters, using their songs to attract larger flocks. Other times, the sky is awash with immense gatherings, transforming the horizon into a captivating display of movement and…