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It is a small constellation in the southern hemisphere, bordered on the south by Octant, north of Compass, Triangle and Southern Altar, and west to Fly. It is a circumpolar double glazing star. Its brightest star is Alpha Apodis. It is visible from July to December. Its name comes from the Latin apus, Apodis "falcillot, martinet" (Greek Πτηνόν).
Apus refers to the bird of paradise that was initially known as a bird of India. Others suggest that ἂ πους comes from the Greek meaning "without feet", referring to the Greek myth about birds that seemed to have no legs during the flight.
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