Usage of "birds of prey"

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Any species of bird that primarily hunt and feed on relatively large vertebrates.

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Order of birds.

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Ús de birds of prey en anglès

The federal law protecting birds of prey went into effect in 1972. 
 Reuters 

The carcass was there: and the birds of prey were gathered together. 
 The Ancien Régime 

The condors, of course, are big birds of prey in the Andes. 
 Tom Swift and His Big Tunnel; Or, The Hidden City of the Andes 

She made a sign, and the three birds of prey came in. 
 Poor Relations 

Other less well known predators include hyenas, baboons, and birds of prey. 
 BBC 

Five birds of prey which became extinct in the UK have returned. 
 The Guardian 

This eagle is perhaps the most handsome of the birds of prey. 
 Birds of the Indian Hills 

Perhaps the case may be the same with all birds of prey. 
 The Natural History of Selborne 

The large birds of prey build theirs from small sticks and twigs. 
 Reading Made Easy for Foreigners - Third Reader 

There seems to be a great number of birds of prey hereabouts. 
 Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa Performed in the Years ... 

Sociability is a common feature with very many other birds of prey. 
 Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution 

Only high-flying birds of prey, eagles or condors, could find refuge there. 
 The Master of the World 

It may be asked, then, how do these birds of prey live? 
 Narrative of the Voyages Round the World, Performed by Captain J... 

Could our New Zealand birds of prey offer a similar service? 
 Radio NZ 

Why else did birds of prey spiral so often in the same places? 
 The black prism 

The oyster-catcher is renowned for its readiness to attack the birds of prey. 
 Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution 

Significats de birds of prey en anglès