Scottish/dialectal: a flock or flight of birds, or to flutter or move quickly.
Scottish variant related to 'flight,' possibly influenced by Old Norse roots; used in Northern British dialects since medieval times.
A 'flaught' of birds is the Scottish way of saying what's sometimes called a 'murmuration'—these old dialect words often captured nature observations before scientists named things formally.
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