HONEY BUZZARD
The eagle is a true bird of prey, but its main food is honey, bee eggs and their young. Sit in the right place in the tree and look around for the movement of bees. Find their hive above it. Then get there, break it with a beak, eat honey, eggs and wax from it. The design of its beak and feathers around its mouth is such that bees cannot bite into it, and even small chicks of large reptiles, lizards, rats, or birds can eat it. Large gardens and forest birds.The middle is a little difficult to identify. The colors of adult birds are also not uniform. Darker than dark | It is found in different years up to. Mainly grayish brown on top. The head is a little too gray. Petal light brown. Plenty of white thin lines, a faint short bouquet behind the head, appear when raised. The color of the wing from below is silver and dark lines in it. The tail is a bit long and gray in color. It has a faint blackish stripe, the head is relatively small, and the neck is slightly longer, the beak is grayish black. Legs yellow, males identical to females.
When flying, it can be identified by its short head, long neck and long but slightly wings, especially the two black stripes near the base of the tail.
Breeding season May to August, nesting in trees.
Permanent resident - in convenient places. Mainly fox visitor, well broad,
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