- The
laughing falcon (Herpetotheres cachinnans) is a medium-sized bird of prey in
subfamily Herpetotherinae of
family Falconidae, the
falcons and caracaras...
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includes the
laughing falcon and
forest falcons; Polyborinae,
which includes the spot-winged
falconet and the caracaras; and Falconinae, the
falcons and kestrels...
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diurnal birds of prey and
includes caracaras,
laughing falcon,
forest falcons, falconets,
pygmy falcons,
falcons and kestrels. They are
small to medium-sized...
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includes eight species in two
genera Herpetotheres (the
laughing falcon) and
Micrastur (forest
falcons). Both
genera are
found in
South America and the subfamily...
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crested caracara. It is also
possible that the bird was
inspired by a
laughing falcon or red-tailed hawk, both
raptors which feed on a
large number of reptiles...
- In 1873,
Robert Ridgway noted the
similarity of
Micrastur to the
laughing falcon Herpetotheres. He
wrote that "Eight
species are
given in Gray’s Hand...
- the end of 2022,
Falcon 9 was
launched 117 times, all successful, and
landed boosters successfully on 111 of
those flights.
Falcon Heavy was launched...
- once they are laid.
Predators of the
species O.
guibei include the
laughing falcon (Herpetotheres cachinnans), a bird
which specializes in snakes, and...
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differing scopes to the subfamily,
sometimes including the
forest falcons,
laughing falcon, or spot-winged falconet. Peters'
checklist in 1931
listed the...
- Its
skull and
postcranial morphology are
similar to the
laughing falcon and
forest falcon,
which together form the
clade Herpetotherinae. The seriema...
