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Crowds of bird watchers have been flocking to a rundown multi-storey car park to watch stunning starling murmurations.<br/><br/>Tens of thousands of the birds have been returning every night to the Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch, Worcs.<br/><br/>Local residents started posting videos of the murmurations on social media since they started their displays in January.<br/><br/>Their breathtaking aerial acrobatics have attracted hundreds of people who watch the birds from the top of the shopping centre.<br/><br/>Shop worker Angie Wilson, 30, said she first noticed the starlings while walking home from work one January evening.<br/><br/>She said: “It was just incredible, the entire sky seemed to go dark with birds and the noise was something else, like a screeching that just got louder and louder.<br/><br/>“The way the starlings all moved together as one giant shape was mesmerising. I just stood and watched them for ages.<br/><br/>“Since then I come down most nights when it’s not raining to watch them do their thing. <br/><br/>\
Crowds of bird watchers have been flocking to a rundown multi-storey car park to watch stunning starling murmurations.<br/><br/>Tens of thousands of the birds have been returning every night to the Kingfisher Shopping Centre in Redditch, Worcs.<br/><br/>Local residents started posting videos of the murmurations on social media since they started their displays in January.<br/><br/>Their breathtaking aerial acrobatics have attracted hundreds of people who watch the birds from the top of the shopping centre.<br/><br/>Shop worker Angie Wilson, 30, said she first noticed the starlings while walking home from work one January evening.<br/><br/>She said: “It was just incredible, the entire sky seemed to go dark with birds and the noise was something else, like a screeching that just got louder and louder.<br/><br/>“The way the starlings all moved together as one giant shape was mesmerising. I just stood and watched them for ages.<br/><br/>“Since then I come down most nights when it’s not raining to watch them do their thing. <br/><br/>\
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