Buzzard (noun)

A large bird of prey found in many parts of the world, especially the Old World vulture.

Origin:

From the middle english word 'bussard', from the old french word 'bussart'.

Examples:

1. The buzzard was known for its slow and deliberate flight pattern.
2. The buzzard was a common sight in the countryside, often seen soaring in the sky.
3. The buzzard was an important species in the ecosystem, helping to control populations of small animals.
4. The buzzard was a scavenger, feeding on carrion and other dead animals.
5. The buzzard was protected by law in many countries due to its role in the environment.