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They do this by flapping their wings.
Birds fly by flapping their wings, steering mainly with their tails.
On the roof, I can hear big birds flapping their wings for takeoff.
The birds appear to achieve that, he said, by flapping their wings in a breeze.
How do fulmars cope with such conditions without, seemingly, even flapping their wings?
Birds fly not only by flapping their wings, but by gliding with their wings outstretched for long distances.
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Soon, they will venture out onto the ledge and test their growing wings in what's known as "jump flapping," where they will vigorously flap their wings and catch an inch or two of air before dropping back down.
Once you put your finger on that, you know the optimal flapping frequency for the wings". Larger birds, then, fly faster and flap their wings less frequently, though with greater force.
There are flamingoes that flap their wings.
Some flap their wings and fly.
There are flamingos that flap their wings.
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