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The mother of a robin teaches their baby to fly
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How is the robin adapted to fly?
the ression the robin can fly is because the have hallow bones so they are light weight and they have musles so they can flap their wings
How does a red robin fly?
The robin does fly high, though, typically 1,600 to 3,00 feet.
Who sings fly robin fly?
Sly and the family stone
What was the number 1 song on 12.26.75?
Fly, Robin, Fly
How are ducks adapted to fly?
they float
How does a robin move to place to place?
they fly
How high does a robin fly?
60 feet
How are butterflies adapted to the rainforest?
because they can fly
How is a robin and a brown bat the same?
Both the bat and the robin can fly. They both eat insects.
How does a robin use its wings to fly?
their redbreast attract female birds who make themwant to fly more
What age does a bird learn to fly?
A robin bird.
Do robin fly south for the winter months?
yes
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