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Date Posted: 07:48:45 09/20/06 Wed
Author: Bill
Author Host/IP: 209.214.61.64.modem.dynamic.cptelecom.net / 64.61.214.209
Subject: Re: NO Rudder
In reply to: Dennis 's message, "Re: NO Rudder" on 20:58:12 09/19/06 Tue

>>>Not on mammals. It would on some reptiles.
>>>
>>>>Wont it grow back ?????????
>>
>>Have not seen the little fella again, to many leaves
>>at this time.
>
>After thinking about having no rudder, I wondered if he
>goes into a flat spin if he tries to fly... lol

I saw this guy glide the last 25' or more to the feeder tree and he landed just as soft as normal. It was then that I noticed that he/she had a very short tail. He/she went into the jar grabbed a nut and up the tree to launch, but at that time to many flyers were arriving and He/she lost me.

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