Richard Birrer

Murmuration: A Good Vibration Richard Birrer

This book describes in poetic prose the natural animal behavior of murmuration. This phenomenon has been observed in birds, fish and even insects and traditionally been referred to as swarming, flocking or schooling. Scientists are studying it and believe it may be used for protection, food gathering and reproduction in anthropomorphizing the characters in the story additional themes emerge regarding helping and working together, dealing with loneliness and depression, and enjoying one another's company.