…a diurnal bird of prey with broad rounded wings and a long tail, typically taking prey by surprise with a short chase…
…carry about and offer (goods) for sale, typically advertising them by shouting…
…a plasterer’s square board with a handle underneath for carrying plaster or mortar…
…(1767–1838), American Indian leader, chief of the Sauk and Fox Indians; native name Makataimeshekiakiak. He fought to repossess Indian lands in the Black Hawk War 1832…
…a small tropical eagle with broad wings and a long tail, and typically a crest…
…a town on a narrow sand peninsula on the Atlantic coast of North Carolina from where, in 1903, the Wright brothers made the first powered aeroplane flight…
…a North American bird of prey resembling but smaller than the goshawk…
…an African bird of prey with a bare yellow face, resembling a goshawk but flying like a harrier…
…a large chocolate-brown buzzard with chestnut shoulder patches, popular with falconers. It occurs in arid country from the southern US to South America and frequently nests in tall cacti…
…a hawk caught for training while on migration, especially as an immature bird of less than twelve months…
…a dark-colored, narrow-winged buteo of western North America…
…the commonest and most widespread buzzard of North and Central America, with a reddish tail…
…a common North American hawk having reddish-brown shoulders and dark wings with white spots…
…miss nothing of what is going on around one…
…keep a vigilant eye on someone, especially to check that they do nothing wrong…
…a player who is good at getting possession of or catching the ball…
…a large chocolate-brown buzzard with chestnut shoulder patches, popular with falconers. It occurs in arid country from the southern US to South America and frequently nests in tall cacti…
…a widespread harrier of open country, the male of which is mainly pale grey and the female brown…
