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Blind birds can fly using their other senses, primarily relying on their sense of hearing and proprioception. They can detect sounds and vibrations in their environment, which helps them navigate and avoid obstacles. Additionally, some species may use echolocation, emitting sounds and interpreting the echoes to understand their surroundings. These adaptations enable blind birds to successfully maneuver in flight despite their lack of vision.

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