Any species of bird that primarily hunt and feed on relatively large vertebrates.
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The federal law protecting birds of prey went into effect in 1972.
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The carcass was there: and the birds of prey were gathered together.
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The condors, of course, are big birds of prey in the Andes.
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She made a sign, and the three birds of prey came in.
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Other less well known predators include hyenas, baboons, and birds of prey.
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Five birds of prey which became extinct in the UK have returned.
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This eagle is perhaps the most handsome of the birds of prey.
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Perhaps the case may be the same with all birds of prey.
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The large birds of prey build theirs from small sticks and twigs.
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There seems to be a great number of birds of prey hereabouts.
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Sociability is a common feature with very many other birds of prey.
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Only high-flying birds of prey, eagles or condors, could find refuge there.
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It may be asked, then, how do these birds of prey live?
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Could our New Zealand birds of prey offer a similar service?
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Why else did birds of prey spiral so often in the same places?
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The oyster-catcher is renowned for its readiness to attack the birds of prey.
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