Definition of bird of prey in English:

bird of prey

noun

A bird that feeds on animal flesh, distinguished by a hooked bill and sharp talons; a raptor.
Orders Falconiformes (the diurnal birds of prey) and Strigiformes (the owls)
Example sentencesExamples
- The birds of prey may have influenced an evolutionary move toward group living and bigger body size, for example.
- Although owls are probably my favourite birds of prey, I love hawks as well.
- Some birds of prey, including barn owls, can be bought and sold legally although it is illegal to take them from the wild.
- They shrieked with that high-pitched call that only a bird of prey can emit.
- They have the same talons and beak structure as a bird of prey but weren't using them for this until their food source ran out.
- This poem vividly portrays the unique characteristics of the osprey, a bird of prey, which feeds on fish.
- The new move, which comes with the breeding season at its height, is aimed at halting the persecution of birds of prey such as peregrine falcons and goshawks.
- Four characteristic birds of prey include the snowy owl, gyrfalcon, osprey, and rough-legged hawk.
- If you took a parrot or a bird of prey, you'd hear it flapping its wings.
- And birds of prey do the same with dead food items, occasionally carrying on for as long as an hour.
- The moorland blaze has come at a bad time for ground-nesting birds such as golden plovers, curlews, lapwings and merlins, a rare bird of prey.
- Unlike birds of prey, the talons of Old World vultures are relatively weak and unsuitable as weapons of attack.
- The hen harrier is a bird of prey, belonging to the same family as hawks, vultures, and eagles.
- The hen harrier is a bird of prey and can be recognised by its long legs and broad wing span some also have a ruffle of feathers around the face.
- The term ‘silver falcon’ actually refers to a bird of prey with silver feathers underneath the wing.
- A characteristic bird of prey over the waters is the osprey.
- They often carry their prey in their bill, unlike other birds of prey that carry their prey in their talons.
- One of the most distinctive expressions in the chicken lexicon occurs when my fowls spot a bird of prey.
- Common predators of house sparrows include cats and other mammalian predators, birds of prey, and owls.
- That's because the teenage tearaway decided to warm up before a game in Florida by utilising an osprey for target practice, knocking the bird of prey off its perch and severely damaging its eye.

Definition of bird of prey in US English:

bird of prey

nounbərd əv

A predatory bird, distinguished by a hooked bill and sharp talons; a raptor.
Orders Falconiformes (the diurnal birds of prey) and Strigiformes (the owls)
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the most distinctive expressions in the chicken lexicon occurs when my fowls spot a bird of prey.
- Although owls are probably my favourite birds of prey, I love hawks as well.
- The birds of prey may have influenced an evolutionary move toward group living and bigger body size, for example.
- This poem vividly portrays the unique characteristics of the osprey, a bird of prey, which feeds on fish.
- They often carry their prey in their bill, unlike other birds of prey that carry their prey in their talons.
- They have the same talons and beak structure as a bird of prey but weren't using them for this until their food source ran out.
- That's because the teenage tearaway decided to warm up before a game in Florida by utilising an osprey for target practice, knocking the bird of prey off its perch and severely damaging its eye.
- The hen harrier is a bird of prey and can be recognised by its long legs and broad wing span some also have a ruffle of feathers around the face.
- The new move, which comes with the breeding season at its height, is aimed at halting the persecution of birds of prey such as peregrine falcons and goshawks.
- The hen harrier is a bird of prey, belonging to the same family as hawks, vultures, and eagles.
- They shrieked with that high-pitched call that only a bird of prey can emit.
- A characteristic bird of prey over the waters is the osprey.
- The term ‘silver falcon’ actually refers to a bird of prey with silver feathers underneath the wing.
- And birds of prey do the same with dead food items, occasionally carrying on for as long as an hour.
- Common predators of house sparrows include cats and other mammalian predators, birds of prey, and owls.
- Unlike birds of prey, the talons of Old World vultures are relatively weak and unsuitable as weapons of attack.
- Some birds of prey, including barn owls, can be bought and sold legally although it is illegal to take them from the wild.
- If you took a parrot or a bird of prey, you'd hear it flapping its wings.
- The moorland blaze has come at a bad time for ground-nesting birds such as golden plovers, curlews, lapwings and merlins, a rare bird of prey.
- Four characteristic birds of prey include the snowy owl, gyrfalcon, osprey, and rough-legged hawk.

单词	bird of prey
释义	Definition of bird of prey in English: bird of prey noun A bird that feeds on animal flesh, distinguished by a hooked bill and sharp talons; a raptor. Orders Falconiformes (the diurnal birds of prey) and Strigiformes (the owls) Example sentencesExamples The birds of prey may have influenced an evolutionary move toward group living and bigger body size, for example. Although owls are probably my favourite birds of prey, I love hawks as well. Some birds of prey, including barn owls, can be bought and sold legally although it is illegal to take them from the wild. They shrieked with that high-pitched call that only a bird of prey can emit. They have the same talons and beak structure as a bird of prey but weren't using them for this until their food source ran out. This poem vividly portrays the unique characteristics of the osprey, a bird of prey, which feeds on fish. The new move, which comes with the breeding season at its height, is aimed at halting the persecution of birds of prey such as peregrine falcons and goshawks. Four characteristic birds of prey include the snowy owl, gyrfalcon, osprey, and rough-legged hawk. If you took a parrot or a bird of prey, you'd hear it flapping its wings. And birds of prey do the same with dead food items, occasionally carrying on for as long as an hour. The moorland blaze has come at a bad time for ground-nesting birds such as golden plovers, curlews, lapwings and merlins, a rare bird of prey. Unlike birds of prey, the talons of Old World vultures are relatively weak and unsuitable as weapons of attack. The hen harrier is a bird of prey, belonging to the same family as hawks, vultures, and eagles. The hen harrier is a bird of prey and can be recognised by its long legs and broad wing span some also have a ruffle of feathers around the face. The term ‘silver falcon’ actually refers to a bird of prey with silver feathers underneath the wing. A characteristic bird of prey over the waters is the osprey. They often carry their prey in their bill, unlike other birds of prey that carry their prey in their talons. One of the most distinctive expressions in the chicken lexicon occurs when my fowls spot a bird of prey. Common predators of house sparrows include cats and other mammalian predators, birds of prey, and owls. That's because the teenage tearaway decided to warm up before a game in Florida by utilising an osprey for target practice, knocking the bird of prey off its perch and severely damaging its eye. Definition of bird of prey in US English: bird of prey nounbərd əv A predatory bird, distinguished by a hooked bill and sharp talons; a raptor. Orders Falconiformes (the diurnal birds of prey) and Strigiformes (the owls) Example sentencesExamples One of the most distinctive expressions in the chicken lexicon occurs when my fowls spot a bird of prey. Although owls are probably my favourite birds of prey, I love hawks as well. The birds of prey may have influenced an evolutionary move toward group living and bigger body size, for example. This poem vividly portrays the unique characteristics of the osprey, a bird of prey, which feeds on fish. They often carry their prey in their bill, unlike other birds of prey that carry their prey in their talons. They have the same talons and beak structure as a bird of prey but weren't using them for this until their food source ran out. That's because the teenage tearaway decided to warm up before a game in Florida by utilising an osprey for target practice, knocking the bird of prey off its perch and severely damaging its eye. The hen harrier is a bird of prey and can be recognised by its long legs and broad wing span some also have a ruffle of feathers around the face. The new move, which comes with the breeding season at its height, is aimed at halting the persecution of birds of prey such as peregrine falcons and goshawks. The hen harrier is a bird of prey, belonging to the same family as hawks, vultures, and eagles. They shrieked with that high-pitched call that only a bird of prey can emit. A characteristic bird of prey over the waters is the osprey. The term ‘silver falcon’ actually refers to a bird of prey with silver feathers underneath the wing. And birds of prey do the same with dead food items, occasionally carrying on for as long as an hour. Common predators of house sparrows include cats and other mammalian predators, birds of prey, and owls. Unlike birds of prey, the talons of Old World vultures are relatively weak and unsuitable as weapons of attack. Some birds of prey, including barn owls, can be bought and sold legally although it is illegal to take them from the wild. If you took a parrot or a bird of prey, you'd hear it flapping its wings. The moorland blaze has come at a bad time for ground-nesting birds such as golden plovers, curlews, lapwings and merlins, a rare bird of prey. Four characteristic birds of prey include the snowy owl, gyrfalcon, osprey, and rough-legged hawk.
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