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Date: Fri Apr 20 2001 - 15:53:45 EDT
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The reason I think that some birds have a longer "range" than other birds is
because of wing span. For example a hawlk could fly farther than a humming
bird because of its large wing span. With the long wing span a hawlk could
glide instead of fly.
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