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| The (Common) Buzzard of Eurasia is a medium-large bird of prey with a wingspan of over a metre up to a metre and a half. Its plumage varies from medium to dark brown with white patches. | |
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| The white patches vary from mottling (above left) to a white band across the chest/belly (above right) to an all-white front, but usually include white under the outer wing (see flight pictures below) | |
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| Soaring and spotting prey (small rodents, lizards, carrion) from high up | ||
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| Swooping to the ground to take prey | Crows chasing Buzzard off territory | |
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| Buzzard over Totteridge Fields |