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ViewsCategory:CircusFrom OpusGenus: Circus [edit] DescriptionAbout 13 species of Harrier found worldwide (except for Antarctica). They are medium-sized raptors, females being larger than males. Harriers have long wings, tails and legs. They forage for prey by quartering low over wetlands, grasslands and shrublands. Like owls, they have a feathered cowl around the face; this is thought to help with auditory detection of prey. [edit] TaxonomyCircus is a genus in the family Accipitridae.
Articles in category "Circus"There are 13 articles in this category.
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