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-> DW> Time and time again, I have read that hummingbirds are unique in their
-> DW> ability to hover - remaining stationary in the air while they feed, or
-> Not really. Kestrels do it too. What they're unique at is
-> having a reverse, being able to fly backwards!
Apparently, New Zealand sparrows and "white eyes" (whatever they are)
can duplicate this feat. I'm pretty sure I've seen seagulls doing it
too.
dow
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