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For the Lewis's I've seen some brilliant birds - something that looked exactly like a buzzard, was the same size as a buzzard and flew like a buzzard, I'm not sure but I think it was an eagle / a hummingbird about 2 inches long which I thought was a bee / and an amazing kingfisher with the brightest blue wings but about twice the size of English ones.— TravelPod.com Recent Updates
It is not the odour of the dead buzzard--strong as that may be--that attracts them; but the scent of what is more congenial to their sanguinary instincts On arriving at the tree they run round to its opposite side; and then spring growling back, as if something they have encountered there has suddenly brought them to bay A wounded bear or wolf!"— The Lone Ranche
The buzzard is a much more handsomely formed bird, and is more graceful, both upon the ground and while sailing through the air.— The Boy Hunters
There are no two birds, not absolutely of the same species, that are more like each other than a turkey-buzzard and a small-sized turkey-hen--that is, the common domestic turkey of the black variety, which, like the buzzard, is usually of a brownish colour.— The Boy Hunters

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