buzzard

Possessives

• nest: The focus of their activity is an old buzzard's nest in a larch tree about 300 years from the house.

Converse of object

• soar: When they are not soaring aloft buzzards are commonly seen sitting motionless on a telegraph pole or bare branch.
• watch: Watch the buzzards circling from your steamer chair on the sunny terrace or find a shady spot in the secret garden.
• see: Perhaps that is why we rarely see Buzzards eating we're not up early enough!
• include: In all some 30 species of bird can be seen throughout the holding, including the local buzzard.
• spot: It was along here that we spotted the buzzard, plus peewits calling as they flew above us.
• have: One day we had approximately 150 buzzard like birds flying around the derrick mast of the rig a truly amazing site.

Adjective modifier

• long-legged: The dam is probably the best site on the island to see long-legged buzzard at any time of year.
• common: Also a pair of Common Buzzards over Castle Hill itself.
• several: The birds at Karlovo were truly spectacular in bright early morning sunshine, along with a very pale Rough-legged Buzzard and several Common Buzzards.
• old: I met the old buzzard running around like a demented hen round Union Station in Toronto.
• local: In all some 30 species of bird can be seen throughout the holding, including the local buzzard.
• more: I SEEM to be spotting more buzzards this year than ever before while out and about on rambles.

Modifies a noun

• patrol: Buzzards patrol the impressive skylines hunting for the myriad small wildlife to be found in the hedgerows and on the open hillsides.
• nest: Sparrow hawks kestrels and owls live in the vicinity whilst buzzards nest nearby.

Noun used with modifier

• leighton: Musically, together and sound check not wasted, these guys have been rocking the leighton buzzard game hands down!
• honey: Archive for May 7th, 2005 7th May 2005, Saturday Honey Buzzard - Hastings A honey buzzard flew over Hastings at about 10.30am.
• steppe: Steppe buzzards are the common species through into early November.
• mountain: We circled like a pair of mountain buzzards toward thin wispy clouds that were forming at 4000ft.
• jackal: The only bird we saw here but nowhere else was a single jackal buzzard.