The bird in question is exhibiting "taxis", meaning a purposeful forward locomotion. The bird is flying by due to being scared from its roost, seeking shelter, seeking food, or simply was compelled to by dumb animal instinct.
Additionally, unless the bird is a snowy egret, a snowy owl, a white pelican, or a grouse/ptarmigan with winter plumage (with a few more exceptions) it is likely that the bird you see has albinism or is descended from a domestic bird.
I saw a white bird flying at night it flow past my car. I had 2 hit my breaks because it flow so close I didn't want to hit it and as I was bout 2 drive on again to landed right in-front of my car and stayed for a good min and then flow away. Does anyone no what this means?
Peace. Although it is normally a white dove that is used.
A white bird is missing a feather.
white chicken
A bird is shedding feathers overhead.
well there are all types of birds that can not fly for example the penguin well we all know that
The only bird that can fly backwards is the humming bird'
I would think the mom bird teachs the baby bird to fly so the baby bird knows how to fly and take care of the baby the bird will have when it grows up so it can fly and take care of itself and the baby it has if it has one ^____^.
no its a bird. it can not fly though
Jay bird
it mostly fly during night but rairly during daytime
Fly By Night
With its wings, like any other bird.
mosquito
to fly (birds) = af (עף) to fly (in an airplane) = tas (טס)
It means a bird that cannot fly, like a penguin.
Because the bird chooses not to fly higher.
it lays eggs but the bird fly auroral the bird comes down
The Penguin is a flightless, black and white bird, most species of which live in cold climates.
Robins and blue birds
well there are all types of birds that can not fly for example the penguin well we all know that
Albatross? That is a really large bird, and it can definitely fly. It is mostly white.