Gardai at the scene of the fatal collision in St Johnston. (North West Newspix)
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Kilkenny photographer Vicky Comerford has produced a magnificent video combining clips of starling murmurations in north Kilkenny.
"These clips are drawn from some of the 60 evenings I spent observing them, patiently waiting as the light faded, watching the flocks gather, and witnessing those magical moments when the sky came alive," Vicky explained.
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"Each night was different, shaped by the light, the weather, and the mood of the birds, but every display was unforgettable.
"A murmuration is more than just a gathering of birds, it’s a reminder of the beauty, rhythm and quiet wonder that nature offers when we take the time to stand still and look up."
TAKE SOME TIME AND WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE
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