Flighting [verb]

We had all the birds of the country flighting over us in the grey dawns and the golden twilights.

The snipe and the quail are likewise flighting towards their breeding grounds.

The doves were reported as sand-grouse, and certainly come flighting in from the desert very much in the s.-g.

And yet, it being the evening, millions more were flighting home to the islands.

It came from over the Downs, sweeping a rush of cold air on its wings, flighting towards the sea.

The flighting bats, the forms of the dim hayricks, and sweet-brier perfume-she summed them all up in herself.

The flighting is continued till deep twilight has settled over the glen, but ceases before night.

Two bats were flighting with the faint mysterious little noise they make.

But the moon and the tides are right to-night and the wild duck are flighting.

Many and many a midnight had we spent together waiting for flighting time.