buzzard

The sight of ravens, a bald eagle, or, in the warmer months, a buzzard, makes her grow tense.

To that end, last year Buzzard, Massot, and Johan Commelin of the University of Freiburg in Germany undertook an ambitious proof-of-concept project.

We can deal with that old buzzard as freely and as profitably as if we were in a cutthroat pawnshop.

Lying so, she looked far up into the blue sky where a buzzard floated on lazy wings.

But quick as she was, the buzzard, who had been watching her movements from the bough of a tree, was quicker still.

The process that had answered for one cat would answer for a second, as the buzzard very well knew.

The bees droned, and the wheeling buzzard suddenly dropped like a plummet a hundred yards through the larkspur blue.