wild birds

Birds of prey Birds of prey are all birds fed on prey (animals), scientifically called the name (Accipitriformes), and these birds are strongly known for their sharp vision (vision) and high speed, as well as flight wings, which help them to fly quickly, and characterized by sharp drafts and strong claws that Through which you can shred prey, in addition to large sizes.

Types of birds of prey Many species of birds prey and vary in nature, and here we will mention two of these types: Eagles Eagles are the largest species of birds and wild in size, the average lengths between (40-100) centimeters, and weighs between 700 grams and 7 kilograms, vary in size, behavior and shape, some of which is fast and small like: Indian eagles, and very fast ones like: Eagle Pilot.

Falcons are a species of birds of prey and spread widely in the continent of North America, and characterized by wide wings and strong body and speed, and have types such as: Falcon Iron: called the name of the snake, and the size of large and long, where it is preferred to live in pastures and land, (60-70 cm), and weighs between 1.2-3 kg. This name is called the color of a feather that resembles iron and the color of its belly is white. Broad-winged: The migration is relatively small, with a length of 34-45 cm and a weight of 250-700 g, living in forests and among trees. The gray falcon: This species lives in Tobago and Trinidad. It is between 46-50 centimeters long and weighs about 4000 grams. It is very sharp, and its prey is very far away. Punishment: Sometimes referred to as male punishment or sea falcon, it is preferable to live near lakes and coasts because it feeds on fish, the main food. It is about 60 centimeters long and weighs 1-2 kilograms, The distinction between punishment and the other for the great similarity between them.