what bird could it be?
That scissor tail suggests a Frigate bird. Or a very large Tern.
I suppose it was a Frigate. While I was on a trip in Cuba I have seen some of them glide for a wonderfully long time (from vertical to out of sight) in straight line at high altitude apparently not loosing altitude .
They seemed to be very very good flyers. Their wings are dark top side and underside. They are very big birds.
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