Three.. bolt carrier return spring, trigger return spring, magazine release return spring.
Yes, yellow jackets typically do not return to the same nest every year. They build new nests each spring and abandon them in the fall.
Yes, buzzards live in deserts.
they are a Omnivore
Leyton Buzzards ended in 1980.
Leyton Buzzards was created in 1976.
Turkey vulture and black vulture are found here..They are called buzzards..In Europe, certain hawks are called buzzards.
Not sure what you are talking about. If you are referring to a part in the engine then the piston does not have a return spring. If you are referring to the piston, not quit the right term, in the brake area then in the wheels the there is a spring and in the actuator there is a spring. No other item I have ever heard of as a piston return spring. Can you elaborate?
Definitly not. Buzzards are scavengers, and Eagles are hunters.
No, buzzards are not rare. These birds are found throughout the world and are interesting because they feast on the carcasses of dead animals. Buzzards come in a wide variety of species.
The group name for buzzards (Common buzzards, Buteo buteo), (from two internet sources) is wake. Personally, I don't see the connection! There are a pair of nesting common buzzards near my Lancashire home (England). I often watch as they ride the thermals in slow unflapping circles. My attention is often drawn to their presence by their mewing call. So I think a group of buzzards should be a mew of buzzards!
yeas if they are dead buzzards only eat dead remains you know