- The
bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a bird of prey
found in
North America. A sea eagle, it has two
known subspecies and
forms a
species pair with...
-
Eagle is the
common name for the
golden eagle,
bald eagle, and
other birds of prey in the
family of the Accipitridae.
Eagles belong to
several groups of...
- 1918. It is also
known in some
North American regions as a "
buzzard" or "turkey
buzzard" and in some
areas of the
Caribbean as the "John crow" or "carrion...
-
common buzzard, in turn, is also part of a
species complex with
other Old
World buzzards,
namely the
mountain buzzard (B. oreophilus), the
forest buzzard (B...
- the
genus Buteo (also
commonly known as "hawks" in
North America,
while "
buzzard" is
colloquially used for vultures).
Harriers are large,
slender hawk-like...
- name
Falco lineatus.
Gmelin based his
account on the "barred-breasted
buzzard" of John
Latham and the "red
shouldered falcon" of
Thomas Pennant. Latham...
- cuckoo-hawks (5 species)
Pernis –
honey buzzards (4 species)
Elanoides – swallow-tailed kite
Hamirostra – black-breasted
buzzard Lophoictinia – square-tailed kite...
- them to spot
potential prey from a distance. This
subfamily contains the
buzzards (buteonine hawks) with
great diversity in
appearance and form and some...
-
French word for
buzzard; the spot
where the
community was
settled was one
where large flocks of
American black vultures roosted in the
bald cypress trees...
- left to right, a blue shark, a
bald eagle (mid-blink), a
domestic dog, a
common goldeneye, a cat, and a
common buzzard (deplo****
asynchronously on left...
