Definition of Swainson's hawk in English:

Swainson's hawk

nounˈsweɪns(ə)nz

A dark-coloured narrow-winged buzzard of western North America.
Buteo swainsoni, family Accipitridae
Example sentencesExamples
- Currently, six developers have submitted plans to build on sites that could disrupt Swainson's hawk habitat.
- The Swainson's hawk is a Federal Species of Concern, and is protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
- Humans pose the greatest threats to Swainson's hawks and other birds of prey.
- In the eastern part of the State where the Swainson's hawks were once a common breeder, the cottonwoods and willows were used as nesting sites.
- The dramatic decline in the population of the Swainson's hawk has been attributed to the loss of native nesting and foraging habitat, and more recently to the loss of suitable nesting trees.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after William Swainson (1789–1855), English naturalist.

Definition of Swainson's hawk in US English:

Swainson's hawk

nounˌswānsənz ˈhôk

A dark-colored narrow-winged buteo of western North America.
Buteo swainsoni, family Accipitridae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Swainson's hawk is a Federal Species of Concern, and is protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
- Humans pose the greatest threats to Swainson's hawks and other birds of prey.
- Currently, six developers have submitted plans to build on sites that could disrupt Swainson's hawk habitat.
- In the eastern part of the State where the Swainson's hawks were once a common breeder, the cottonwoods and willows were used as nesting sites.
- The dramatic decline in the population of the Swainson's hawk has been attributed to the loss of native nesting and foraging habitat, and more recently to the loss of suitable nesting trees.

Origin

Mid 19th century: named after William Swainson (1789–1855), English naturalist.

词汇	Swainson's hawk
释义	Definition of Swainson's hawk in English: Swainson's hawk nounˈsweɪns(ə)nz A dark-coloured narrow-winged buzzard of western North America. Buteo swainsoni, family Accipitridae Example sentencesExamples Currently, six developers have submitted plans to build on sites that could disrupt Swainson's hawk habitat. The Swainson's hawk is a Federal Species of Concern, and is protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Humans pose the greatest threats to Swainson's hawks and other birds of prey. In the eastern part of the State where the Swainson's hawks were once a common breeder, the cottonwoods and willows were used as nesting sites. The dramatic decline in the population of the Swainson's hawk has been attributed to the loss of native nesting and foraging habitat, and more recently to the loss of suitable nesting trees. Origin Mid 19th century: named after William Swainson (1789–1855), English naturalist. Definition of Swainson's hawk in US English: Swainson's hawk nounˌswānsənz ˈhôk A dark-colored narrow-winged buteo of western North America. Buteo swainsoni, family Accipitridae Example sentencesExamples The Swainson's hawk is a Federal Species of Concern, and is protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Humans pose the greatest threats to Swainson's hawks and other birds of prey. Currently, six developers have submitted plans to build on sites that could disrupt Swainson's hawk habitat. In the eastern part of the State where the Swainson's hawks were once a common breeder, the cottonwoods and willows were used as nesting sites. The dramatic decline in the population of the Swainson's hawk has been attributed to the loss of native nesting and foraging habitat, and more recently to the loss of suitable nesting trees. Origin Mid 19th century: named after William Swainson (1789–1855), English naturalist.
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