Definition
The term "buzzard" can refer to different birds of prey depending on the region. In North America, it's often used colloquially to describe vultures, specifically the turkey vulture. In Europe, "buzzard" usually refers to a type of hawk, similar to the Buteo genus. These birds are often seen soaring in the sky, searching for food. Vultures are scavengers, feeding on carrion, while European buzzards hunt live prey. It's an example of how the same name can mean different things in different places. 🌎