Examples of using Goshawk in English and their translations into Italian
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Butastur rightly to indicate, as the Greek ethymology, the“Buteo”= buzzard and“Astur”= goshawk and rufipennis due to the characteristic reddish colouration of the wing coverts.
the Air Ministry did express a preference for the evaporatively cooled Rolls-Royce Goshawk then being developed.
as the Greek ethymology, the"Buteo"= buzzard and"Astur"= goshawk and rufipennis due to the characteristic reddish colouration of the wing coverts.
wish to be a sparrow hawk or, which was more prized, a goshawk so that he could fly to her.
one goshawk and one golden eagle.
Remarks: the Goshawk hunts by lying in ambush:
The flight does not include, like goshawk, sudden flashes
larger Accipiter hawks e.g., northern goshawk, A. gentilis.
its natural predators include the little eagle, brown goshawk, collared sparrowhawk
passerines followed by large birds of prey like the goshawk, the peregrine falcon
Lanner falcon, goshawk and golden eagle.
other birds of prey that can be seen here include the honey buzzard, goshawk, buzzard, kestrel and sparrowhawk.
while the golden eagle, peregrine falcon and goshawk roam the skies above.
while in the valley are very common prey significant as the goshawk and Biancone.
Currently they are still found the goshawk("rastarégliu" in dialect),
Also this goshawk, similarly to its congener Melierax metabates even if in a lower extent,
Still nowadays many experts insist in reiterating the facility in recognizing the Eastern chanting goshawk(Melierax poliopterus Cabanis, 1868), from the analogous Dark chanting goshawk(Melierax metabates) and from the Pale chanting goshawk(Melierax canorus),
It is easy to say that this goshawk has yellow legs instead of orange of the similar Melierax metabates,
including the brown kite, the sparrow-hawk, the goshawk and the honey-buzzard, and there are also some specimens of deer.
and talk goshawks[…].