- a
corrupt form of
hupaietos meaning "
eagle" or "vulture". The
specific epithet barbatus is
Latin meaning "
bearded" (from barba, "beard"). The name "lammergeier"...
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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...
- snow leopard, blue sheep, and
birds such as snow ****, griffons, and
bearded eagle. The
flora consists of Monkshood, Somlata, Pink Arnebia, Orchid, and...
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eagles.
Cinereous vultures (Aegypius monachus) and
bearded vultures (Gypaetus barbatus) are the only
larger rational birds that a Steller's sea
eagle...
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Henry the
Bearded (Polish:
Henryk (Jędrzych) Brodaty, German:
Heinrich der Bärtige; c. 1165/70 – 19
March 1238) was a
Polish duke from the
Piast dynasty...
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loose prey remains.
Regular wedge-tailed
eagle prey can vary in size down to
small lizards such as
bearded dragons,
their favourite variety of reptilian...
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eagles but may also be
robbed of
small kills by
martial eagles, as may cheetahs. In
another case, a
martial eagle stole a rock
hyrax from a
bearded vulture...
- the arms of
Silesia (silver on a
black eagle)
introduced in the
early 13th
century by
either Duke
Henry the
Bearded or Duke
Henry II the Pious,
which occurs...
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Although predatory birds primarily hunt live prey, many
species (such as fish
eagles,
vultures and condors) also
scavenge and eat carrion.
Although the term...
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including Caucasian grouse (Lyrurus mlokosiewiczi),
golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos),
bearded eagle (Gypaetus
barbatus aureus),
Caspian snow**** (Tetraogallus...
