Many birds can fly backwards by flapping their wings just right. It is a myth that only hummingbirds can hover and fly backwards.
I have seen small to large hawks hover in still air, and the smaller ones like kestrels have been seen to fly backwards.
Sometimes they do because they feed on the nectar of the flower and in order to extract their long beaks, they should move back, or in other words, fly backwards.
Hummingbirds feed on the nectar of many flowers so they have adapted to fly backwards so they can extract their long beaks out of the flowers.
Because when they feed on the nectar of the flower they need to extract their long beaks so they fly backwards, of course.
Yes, well, at least it is capable of doing so.
yes they are the only birds that can fly backwards.
Yes they can :-) lololol
Using their wings OK
A fly. A kestrel A hummingbird.
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they can't.only the hummingbird can.
Many, all flying insects can fly backwards, as can the hummingbird
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No, seagulls cannot fly bakcwards. the hummingbird is the only bird that can fly backwards. Seagulls often get caught in thermal currents which carry them backwards, making it seem as though they are flying backwards.
A hummingbird can rotate its wings in a circle making them the only bird that can fly forwards, backwards, up, down ,sideways and hover in mid air.