Eagles, owls, hawks, kestrels, falcons, kites, vultures, and the secretary bird are all birds of prey.
An edition of Birds of prey
(2004)
Birds of prey
by Gerald Legg
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This is an entertaining series investigating the more grisly aspects of natural history. Each title is full of facts written in an accessible question and answer format anf fits into the guidelines for Key Stage 2.
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Birds of Prey (Scary Creatures)
September 2004, Franklin Watts
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053116747X 9780531167472
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