I once saw a Robin in Montana with the same problem.
No tail feathers at all. And he was a LITTLE wobbly
in the air, but not enough to cause serious problems.
Except if another predator started chasing him and
then got more then just tail feathers the previous one
obviously got!

Guy
--- Rolan Nelson <rnbuffle at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I just spotted a flying AMERICAN CROW with no tail
> feathers. None! He looked like an alcid as he
> glided up to a fir tree for an ungainly landing.
> Talk about your primary projections!
>
> -Rolan
>
>
> Rolan Nelson
> Burley, WA
> rnbuffle at yahoo.com
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