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November 9th 04, 07:11 PM
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I'm not convinced that birds don't stall. They're experts at stalls, spins and recovery. (Ospreys, kestrels...) Last night I was reading a commercial rating textbook and one section addressed the question of whether, like humans, birds ever forget to lower their landing gear. Below the paragraph is a series of three photos showing a seagull landing feet up, sliding his ass across the ground. It would appear he forgot to do his GUMPS check. -c 
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