> It's amazing to me that a tiny creature like that can learn to adapt in that way with so few days of life under his belt. I work at a raptor conservancy. The

> It's amazing to me that a tiny creature like that can learn to adapt in that way with so few days of life under his belt. I work at a raptor conservancy. The young birds can fly as soon as their wings/muscles are suitably developed, but learning to master the air takes a lot longer. E.g. they initially fail downwind landings on a gusty day.