"flutter about" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means to move around quickly and randomly, especially in a nervous way. Example: The birds were fluttering about in the sky, creating a graceful show against the backdrop of the sunset.
Bluebirds flutter about; Easter baskets sit on the grass.
We walk for a while among the trees while chickens flutter about around us, looking ridiculously cute and tangible in their new virtual forms.
Billed as "the village in the rainforest", Kuranda offers prime nature experiences both outside and in: more than 80 types of winged wonders flutter about in the Birdworld complex, while the Butterfly Sanctuary is Australia's largest butterfly aviary.
Eventually you'll arrive at the aforementioned guestlist-approved nightspot where everyone in the room is either disgustingly young or sickeningly old and you and your pals will flutter about on the peripheries before sneaking off one by one to inhale a few grains of some substance or other before ironically buying a WKD each for prime Instagram material.
I flutter about from site to site.
The success of "What's With Love?" says more about Indonesia today than the flutter about one scene.
She fluttered about and eventually flew away.
Once moved in with Ginger, Jasmine flutters about, cementing her resemblance to the mothlike Blanche.
"I like to position anglers downstream from alder trees, where salmon flies are fluttering about," Nurre said.
She grieves while Valentine flutters about, more butterfly than moth, balancing Maria's professional commitments with her personal needs and whims.
But after a year in Kitezh, he has become something of a social butterfly, fluttering about and chatting with whoever will listen.
