which bird can fly high?

Answer 1

Kiwi that's a joke
right answeris hawk

Answer 2

"Ask a Scientist" says that the highest reported was a Ruppell's griffon, an African vulture, struck by an airliner at 37,000 feet. That's over 21 miles high. I wonder what it did for air that high up? Typically condors soar very high in the Andes. You can find out about other birding records at the following web site:

http://www.birding.com/BirdRecords1.htm

Answer 3

is the highest flying bird?
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I am not aware of any documentation for regularly occurring highest flying
species; the greatest altitude documented as of the mid 1980's was a
Ruppell's griffon, an African vulture, struck by an airliner at 37,000 feet.
Another vulture, a lammergeyer was seen over "its mountain home" at 25,000
feet over Mt. Everest; alpine choughs have been recorded nesting at 27,000
feet on Mt. Everest. A mallard was struck by an airliner at 21,000 feet over
Nevada. Records of smaller birds, also from hitting airplanes, are mostly
from 7,000 to 12,000 feet. See Terres, Audubon Society Encyclopedia of North
American Birds.

Answer 4

Eagle can fly 100 miles an hour.they are the fastest flyers.they fly very high from the ground.

Answer 5

Eagle

Answer 6

Jim jones can, but hes not a bird... maybe an eagle

Answer 7

Ruppell's griffon vulture at 11,274 in (7 minutes)

Answer 8

Eagle...

Answer 9

a duck and geese and eagles

Answer 10

eagle