Murmuration from Sophie Windsor Clive on Vimeo.
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He had several, because all the cool scientists like cephalopods, and they're still bottled up and preserved in museums.
I have some terribly sad news. William Styron, one of my favorite writers, died yesterday from pneumonia in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.
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After Paris we flew to Munich on Airberlin (20 Euros per ticket, 50 Euros after taxes and airport fees.) There we met up with some former colleagues (Julia and Michael) and a current member of the Rapoport Lab (Briana) who will be leavi
IN NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER OF THIS YEAR, I SAW A MURMURATION IN SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY. I DIDN'T KNOW UNTIL NOW WHAT IT WAS. IT WAS SMALLER THAN THE ONE IN THE VIDEO BUT IT WAS MAGICAL. IT WAS LIKE AN OPTICAL ILLUSION. IT WAS BEAUTIFUL AND PERFECT AND I MEAN PERFECT. IN AUGUST OF THIS YEAR I SAW A LARGE DRAGON FLY SWARM AND NOW THIS.
A crash of rhinos... school of fish... parliament of owls... murder of crows... consternation of something or other...
Does English have a name for a swarm of redundant synonyms?