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= Why do birds fly in a v?" = The reason they fly in such a shape, is so that one can take the lead, and when it gets tired, it can fall back and another will take it's place. Also, the formation helps the other birds save energy by flying off the "disturbed" air that the lead bird is creating, and they can ride off of it and not get worn out so much. When a bird flies, the air above and below its wing get "shifted" out of place, and it creates an upward current. By riding off that current, a bird behind it can save energy. The V shape comes from birds riding off each others current, since the outside wing will stick out more than it's body, birds will place themselves right behind the outside wing.
of course they can, almost all ducks can fly except some of the domestic ducks.
Yes, mallard ducks can fly. If taken care well in captivity, the ducks will fly around a few times and land back into the yard.
Ducks defend themselves by using their strong bills to bite or peck at predators, as well as by flapping their wings or swimming away quickly. Some ducks also have the ability to make loud quacking sounds or to fly away to escape danger.
Cute fable. Do they flip over right above the state line? Get pictures the next time.
Some domesticated ducks can get a condition called Angel Wing where the wing (or wings) do not grow properly during adolescence. Angel Wing can be caused by a nutrient deficiency during the bird's growth1. Feeding bread to Mallard ducks in the park (USA) is a major contributor to their susceptibility to Angel Wing; these ducks need to forage for themselves or eat a specially balanced pellet blend feed for ducks.
Wild ducks and Call ducks can fly. That is because they are not heavy and they are also small. There may be more domestic ducks that can fly besides Call ducks. If you want a duck that can fly clip its wings. Bye!
All ducks can fly, even domestic ones.
of course they can, almost all ducks can fly except some of the domestic ducks.
because their ducks and ducks fly and also cause they feel like it
Ducks can fly!
They are different species of birds well ducks fly to sorry SOME kind of duks fly
Yes, mallard ducks can fly. If taken care well in captivity, the ducks will fly around a few times and land back into the yard.
NO they do not
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"A few." Ducks can fly......the problem tells you as much "Then some of the ducks flew away." Ducks fly South for the Winter.
Yes, black and white magpie ducks can fly.
Ducks typically begin to fly at around 2 to 3 months of age.