Both sexes of goshawk are dominant over buzzards [26], often take over buzzard territories and pose a substantial predation threat to both buzzard nestlings and adults.
Yet her spirit imbued his first movie, Buzzards over Bagdad, which reimagined her teaming with Jon Hall and Sabu in Arabian Nights (1942), one of the garishly fantasies that earned Montez the nickname "the Queen of Technicolor".
The number of press helicopters circling like buzzards over his home, however, ought not to be news, because they ought not to be there to be reported on by their colleagues on the ground below who apparently have nothing to report other than the fact that they are there.
Almost an hour later he flew over Leighton Buzzard, just as Paulhan was passing over Rugby.
Buzzards soar over us, and bats and martins forage in the evening light.
A marooned rabbit moved on a branch, a couple of buzzards circled over some tragedy far away, and ducks wheeled across the sky.
Perhaps this is Mahon's aim too, when for example he translates Ovid's volucres as "buzzards" circling over Ariadne on Naxos (it just means "birds").
The centerpiece is Andrew Wyeth's "Soaring" (1942-50), from the Shelburne's collection: we are above a group of turkey buzzards circling over an isolated farm in a stark autumnal landscape; the vista is tilted, as if we, too, were soaring, scavenging birds.
What Mitchell himself thought of the old buzzard was mulled over in scores of newspaper interviews, seldom getting far beyond the obvious contradictions.
The discovery in 2001 of the Buzzard field, with over 500m barrels of recoverable oil, was a rare exception in a basin where the average new field holds just 20m barrels.
