What is a common buzz?

Common buzzard is the prey of the bird of the bird Buteo Buteo , which is originally from Europe and Asia. Birds are usually large, with a wing measuring between 2 and 5 feet (about 0.6 and 1.5 meters). Their feathers are usually dark brown to black, with lighter feathers sometimes appear on the chest and neck. Like most birds' prey, a common buzzard exists mainly on a diet of small mammals. The species was during the 1950s as a result of the reduced population of prey and the intervention of people who considered the buzzing as a pest, but in modern times he had already considered normal buzzing to be the most common prey, which is a common buzzard. However, bird diet is opportunistic and includes other small mammals, as well as small reptiles, insects and carrion. Large size and enough span of buzzard span from conventional buzzard is preferable to slow gliding than fast flying, so the hunt does not tend smaller birds in the air or other movable prey, as some other birds do. Instead, her usual hunting tactic includes setting on the HelYou can be trees where it can remain masked because of its dark, spotted coloring and waiting for rodents or other small animals to pass under his perch. Then the common buzzard plunges down and claims that his prey.

Common Buzzards Mate for Life, with women who choose a friend based on the sample display of the "roller coaster" that men perform during flight. Males work for potential or existing friends at the beginning of spring by flying to a high height and then turning to immersion down in a spiral formation. The breeding takes place on the edge of wooded areas and usually leads to a clutch of two to four eggs. Males and women alternate on the nest until eggs hatch for a month.

Common buzzard, as well as many prey of birds does not live in big flocks, but instead occupies the territory with a chosen friend. Males will sometimes fight to defend their territory against competing buzzes. MinorThe birds found in the territory of a common buzzard, such as crows or ravens, can try to attack buzzes or climb them to push them out of their territory. Western species either remain in one territory, or have a small migration range, while species living in Eastern Europe and Asia tend to have larger migration ranges that take them to Africa or India during the colder weather period. During migration, birds can be seen in larger groups up to 20.