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Breathtaking video and photographs of starling murmurations 5 years in the making

Starling murmurations are mesmerising. Watch them move as one in these captivating images and video.

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Australian wildlife photographers recognised on world stage

Two Australian Geographic nature photography award winners have now been recognised as among the best in the world.

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