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Air and flight (bird flight (taking off (leaping (a black sallow jumps…

- - - - a black sallow jumps down from its nesting cavity on the side of a cliff and gravity pulls on the swallow helping the sallow it gain speed
      - when has good speed the sallow spreads it wings to generate enough lift and becomes airborne.
      - herons egrets hawks and other birds hop up as they push their wings down to lift off
    - - many song birds don't have strong legs like grouse pheasants and puddle ducks
      - they get lift with a powerful down-ward thrust of their wings
      - many birds fave the wind and run while flapping their wings to get airborne
    - - humming birds hover is other then doing other stuff like hooping or ruining
      - if a humming bird wants to move left he needs to go up then left and land again
  - - - use wide wings
    - - birds use pointed wings