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Barry
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Barry asked in Cars & TransportationAircraft · 1 decade ago

Are there any birds that fly a loop or inverted manuver?

I was just wondering. I think I just saw two blackbirds chasing each other and one may have done a loop. Is that possible/likely?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    i suggest you to see the pairing birds of prey. those livin here - the male brings a piece of prey, a hare, or what. the female catches it, and they fall in a spin, holding the hare with their claws.

  • 1 decade ago

    I know this is an off topic answer, but birds can actually stall (although it's rare). But they instinctly know to fly downward instantly to regain airspeed.

    I've never seen a bird fly inverted before, but I'm sure it is possible.

  • 1 decade ago

    Short answer. Yes.

    You should come out here and watch the eagles when they are mating.

    Talk about aerobatics!

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