Another Millionaire question.
Value:
£4k.
Question:
The world’s heaviest bird of prey is which kind of bird?
Options:
A
Hawk
B
Owl
C
Condor
D
Kestrel
Just for fun… answer tomorrow.
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I’m guessing condor. They’re flippin’ huge, although I’ve always considered them to be a scavenger.
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You’re correct, though. Up to about 15kg and 3m wingspan, I looked them up.
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Yep, I’m going with condor, too; never heard of a kestrel and condor is bigger than a hawk or an owl so ….
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Kestrel looks a bit like a falcon.
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Just looked kestrel up. Google says it’s the smallest raptor in the Americas.
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How are you feeling?
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Better, thanks! Cold is winding down now that I passed it on to hubby lol!
PRP shot is beginning to do its magic, too. Wrist throbbed something awful yesterday but manageable today. Yesterday was bad. Thanks for asking. How are your eyes?
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Back to what the left one thinks is normal, which it isn’t. I have macula degeneration in my left eye, and it’s been doing the fuzzy wobbles lately. It is what it is, and I’m lucky that my right eye is okay.
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ps: … whiskey. Remember whiskey.
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Duly noted!
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Yep, absolutely. Kestrel must just be British. It’s a BHoP but probably only the size of a garden bird.
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The condor?!?
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Correct. Well done Luisa.
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wow!!! Thanks a lot 👍😀
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Con, do(o)r to small for freakishly massive bird.
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Yes. Made you think, though, didn’t it?
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C
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Yes. I thought it was interesting they put an owl in there to make people think. I immediately thought of an eagle owl, which I’ve seen and which I thought was enormous, but condors must be even bigger.
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