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Falcons
These birds of prey are renowned for their exceptional vision; one species has been found to have a visual acuity of 2.6 times that of a normal human.
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Does the Merlin falcon have any special features?
The merlin, or pigeon hawk, is a small to medium sized falcon that preys on small birds up to the size of pigeons. Often migrates down coastal flyways, and is a rare vagrant inland in the southeast. Breeds in Canada and northern US.
Yes and he was also a physic. (or someone who could see the future)
How long can a peregrine falcon glide?
Peregrine Falcons, from the western Tazmanian region, are known to glide for up to 48 hours over a span of 14,000 miles, with top speeds reaching up to 526 km. Curiously this bird mates once a year, and is the only bird that mates out of its species. Their mate is the Tasmanian Devil, species in conception usually turn out to be one or another, although in some cases they create a hybrid.
Do AU Falcons have the same stud pattern as the wheels on an EF Falcon?
NO they changed after EF AU an BA are they same
Which one of these animals dose not live in the water falcon or sword fish?
falcon, because a falcon is a bird.
What is the trainer of a Falcon bird called?
It is said to be called a falconer. Someone who trains falcons for baiting and other bird like activities.
In the business sense, no, since they do not pay for anything. As a predator, yes, since they consume other animals.
What is the best European bird for falconry?
I can't state the "best", it depends on your quarry. Try Peregrine Falcons or Goshawks.
Who are the American kestrels enemies?
The enemies of the American Kestrel are mainly larger hawks, but humans are especially harmful to them.
If you allowed to take falcon on the plane?
Yes.
"What are the rules and charges for traveling with animals?
Animals are not permitted in the cabin of Emirates flights, with the exception of falcons between Dubai and certain destinations in Pakistan."
-Emirates Airlines Terms & Conditions
What role does the peregrine falcon have in the ecosystem?
the peregrine falcon's role i the Eco system is to eat smaller birds that will keep down the population and the bug population because small birds eat bugs
Falcons belong to the birds of prey, or raptors (family Falconidae). They are found everywhere on earth, except in the African rain forests and Antarctica. Falcons feed on insects and small animals, including birds smaller than themselves. They are recognizable in flight by their long tails, pointed wing tips and the habit of suddenly dropping into a dive when they spot prey below them. Most do not build nests but lay eggs in an abandoned nest, hollow tree, or a hollow in a cliff. Falcons have been trained for hunting (falconry) for hundreds of years.
(did not type this in my own words copy and pasted only)
How do you get rid of a falcon?
don't ever get rid of them,they are important. they are endangered species
Why does Monna Giovanna move closer to Federigo after the death of her husband?
It is the custom among Italian widows of her time to grieve in the country.
Mona hesitates to ask federigo for his falcon because she thinks?
that it was the only thing that made him happy after he lost his wealth and never won her love
asking for the falcon would be cruel to federigo.
Why does Falcon drop its wings?
the falcon drops its wings behind its back so to make it more aerodynamic and to get more speed usually for attacks. the falcon opens its wings just moments before the inpact because otherwise the bird might hurt itsself or move to fast and rather not get its prey or damage the prey to much
What kind of falcon was in lost and delirious?
It is a Harris Hawk, a species popular within falconry
What is the most famous Falcon?
Probably the Peregrine Falcon because it is the fastest flying animal. When it dives it can reach speeds of 200 mph. It's common to mistake these fast. feathery divers for torpedoes.
What is a group of peregrine falcons called?
The collective noun for a group of falcons is a Cast of Falcons
How many exits are designated as primary ground escape routes from the aircraft?
The answer depends on which aircraft. Boeing 727 has the front Cabin Doors, L1 & R1, two over-the-wing exits and the rear door. Secondary exits are the crew cockpit windows but this is expected to be used by only the crew. Douglas DC10, MD10, MD11 have the front Cabin Doors and two in the rear, plus the over-the-wing exits. And it also has cockpit window escapes that use inertia reels to slow the descent to the ground.
