With a flutter of wings, he was gone.
With a flutter of wings, the raven flew from his perch and landed on her left shoulder.
Once, hearing a flutter of wings, Tuca said: "Vultures.
"I, too, believe that I heard such a fluttering of wings while I wrote that book.
The male skilfully weaves grass strips to form a nest, which he shows off to females with a flutter of his wings.
Jarvis, Mello, and colleagues soon found themselves immersed in a fluttering cloud of wings at a nature reserve in EspÌrito Santo, Brazil, where for six decades hummingbirds had been lured with feeders.
But the Audubon Center is more accurately another link, along with the planned Cornfield and Taylor Yards parks, in a lengthening green chain bringing the flutter of wings, the rustle of leaves and broad swaths of grass to the urban heart of Los Angeles.
Drawn back upstairs by the telltale flutter of wings, there he sat in exactly the same location on upper part of the sill.
Moments later, a hundred doves were released from somewhere around the bagpipers' feet, with a sudden fluttering of wings.
"It seems to have had a double meaning, either the fluttering of wings, or the sky".
