In the informational text titled, Kites: Birds of Glory, the author starts to develop the idea that kites are skillful fliers in the second paragraph where he compares them to actual kites we fly and goes on to state, they are the most acrobatic fliers. Next, the author relates how their diet of insects is an integral part of why they are so graceful due to the fact they eat while flying and that in itself requires a great deal of talent in speed and agility. In particular, one quote from the author tells us the kite is "Skilled, accomplished, and graceful, this bird is as entertaining as it is beautiful" Furthermore the text informs the reader how the graceful kites use their anatomy, a fork-shaped tail to enhance their gliding abilities,
