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Long ago, I read in Soaring Magazine (I think) that crows don't soar. This
morning, I watched three crows thermalling right outside my living room window. I went and stood in the window for a couple of minutes and watched the three of them hanging tight and climbing. After a while, they headed out on course! Last summer a friend and I were standing on Sandia Crest watching the crows ridge soaring. One in particular was having a great time. We watched him pull up sharply and execute 3 snap rolls in succession and then reverse course on the ridge. And, to prove it wasn't a fluke, that feathered aviator reversed again, gained speed in the ridge lift, pulled up, and did 3 more snap rolls! I have no doubt - crows enjoy flying! Now, if spring soaring season would only arrive... |
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