falco peregrinus उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Peregrine falcons ( " Falco peregrinus " ) and wedge-tailed eagles patrol the cliffs further into the Gorge whilst, below, numerous parrots and honeyeaters forage amongst the eucalypt canopy.
2. Brief aerial skirmishes between goshawks and peregrine falcons ( " Falco peregrinus " ) have been described but neither species is known to have killed one another in the wild.
3. Of the many bird species found in the Mendips, the peregrine falcon ( " Falco peregrinus " ), which has gradually recolonised the area since the 1980s, is particularly significant.
4. Peregrine falcons ( " Falco peregrinus " ), which were once endangered by pesticide use, are frequently seen nesting in tall urban buildings throughout North America, feeding chiefly on the introduced rock dove.
5. They have also been recorded opportunistically pirating birds from peregrine falcons ( " Falco peregrinus " ), prairie dogs from ferruginous hawks ( " Buteo regalis " ) and even jackrabbits from golden eagles.
6. Numerous breeding bird colonies can be found, with examples of the Red Data Book species Dartford warbler ( " Sylvia undata " ) and peregrine falcon ( " Falco peregrinus " ) being recorded on the site.
7. The park hosts a large variety of avian species; the following bird species are the most notable : " Accipiter striatus, Aquila chrysaetos, Circus cyaneus, Falco columbarius, Falco mexicanus, Falco peregrinus, Rhynchopsitta terrisi, Speotyto cunicularia ", and " Spizella wortheni ".
8. Following the company convention of naming its piston aero engines after birds of prey, Rolls-Royce named the engine the " Peregrine " after the peregrine falcon ( " Falco peregrinus " ), the world's fastest and most widespread bird of prey.
9. The wetlands host a significant number of rare, vulnerable or endangered animal and plant species, such as the muscovy duck ( " Cairina moschata " ), wood stork ( " Mycteria americana " ), and peregrine falcon ( " Falco peregrinus " ).
10. They wonder whether bald eagles ( Haliaeetus leucocephalus ) will adapt to urban life as well as other raptors, including red-tailed hawks ( Buteo jamaicensis ) and peregrine falcons ( Falco peregrinus ), and will soon be seen soaring over midtown's skyscrapers on their 7-foot wingspans.