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Wind rushing over the stiff wing feathers cause the popping noise.
The white bands on the wings open up to let air through. B. Its oversized mouth opening to catch rushing air. C. Tail feathers that act like a catchers-mit catches the wind. D. Wind rushing over the birds stiff wing feathers. Read about lots of Gee-Whiz Nature stuff and interesting articles for the whole family.