This is the magical moment when a Norwich mother captured one of nature's most amazing displays on camera.
Alice Brewer, from Eaton Rise, Norwich, and her children enjoy watching starlings fly over their house in a murmuration but every time she has tried to get the display on video she has missed it by just a few seconds.
The mother of three said: 'I'm a busy working mum and often see them [the starlings] through our back window coming over the house just as I'm giving the children their tea, so it's a case of running out and seeing if they are visible between the rooftops and trees.
'I've run out many a time but never got a good video because of the built-up area. But this time they stayed high in the sky closer to Eaton Rise than Tuckswood and I was able to capture a good portion of the flight.'
A murmuration is when a flock of starlings fly in a formation, often when they are foraging.
Dr Brewer added: 'Whilst I know some people don't like the mess they leave behind, I think there is something absolutely magical about murmurations and I think we are extremely lucky to have them in Norwich.'
She said spotting the display had become a joke with her children after the many times she had tried to film them.
The UEA doctoral training officer added: 'My children shout 'here they come' if we see them coming when we are at home, or we often see them when driving to or from various activities.
'It's become a bit of a joke for them when I don't get a video or don't have my camera or if I'm driving. It's beautiful to watch but I'm pleased I can watch it over again now we have the film.'
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