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The son of a friend of mine was flying, not solo yet, and he and the instructor found themselves headed into a flock of white birds at an altitude of 3,000 feet. They dove to try and keep the damage to minimum, which they did. They survived. The question is - do different species of birds fly at different altitudes when migrating? Is it always the same or what determines it? The next burning question is - do birds migrate at night in huge flocks? Hope someone can answer these questions... Heather D.
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