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swallow-tailed hawk

/ˈswɒləʊ teɪld hɔːk/

Traduction: Grand rapace d'Amérique reconnaissable à sa queue profondément fourchue et à son vol gracieux, souvent observé planant au-dessus des zones ouvertes et des zones humides.

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/ˈswɒləʊ teɪld hɔːk/C1formalscientific
  • frGrand rapace d'Amérique reconnaissable à sa queue profondément fourchue et à son vol gracieux, souvent observé planant au-dessus des zones ouvertes et des zones humides.

A large bird of prey found in the Americas, known for its distinctive deeply forked tail and graceful flight, often seen soaring over open country and wetlands.

  1. Bird of preyB2formal

    A type of hawk with a distinctive forked tail, known for its graceful flight and hunting skills.

    frBuse à queue fourchue

    • The swallow-tailed hawk soared high above the forest canopy.
    • Birdwatchers spotted a swallow-tailed hawk near the river.
    • This hawk uses its long tail to maneuver quickly while hunting.