-
between El**** and the
milvine kites, respectively.[according to whom?] The
group may also be
differentiated by size,
referring to
milvine kites as "large kites"...
- Helicolestes,
making the
genus Rostrhamus monotypic. Usually, it is
placed in the
Milvine kites, but the
validity of that
grouping is
under investigation. Snail...
-
because of
their low
harrying flight". But he
refers to the "typical or
milvine kites" as "large kites", not hawks. Little, William; Fowler, H. W.; Coulson...
-
catching prey. This
feature is
shared with
Ictinia and with the
group of true
milvine kites and sea
eagles (Milvus, Haliastur, Haliaaetus, and Icthyophaga)....
-
referred only to the red or
black (
milvine) kites.
French ornithologists used the term "milan" for both the
milvine and
elanine kites.
Around the same...
- fliers—are
divided into two groups. One,
exclusively in the Old World, the
milvine or "large" kites, are
often quite common, very
generalized and
often weakly...
-
Tribe Image Genus Species Milvini Vigors 1824-
milvine kites and sea and fish eagles.
Milvus Lacépède, 1799 Red kite,
Milvus milvus Cape
Verde kite, Milvus...
- Haliaeetus,
among other extant forms, they
appear to be most
closely related to
milvine kites and Old
World vultures,
based on
modern forms from
these subfamilies...
-
diminishing after January. Like most
other wintering migrant raptors here, like
milvine kites, the
greater spotted eagle becomes a
highly opportunistic feeder...
