Goshawk (noun)

A type of hawk with long, broad wings and a distinctive head shape, typically used for hunting.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word 'goosehawke', which was a term used to describe a type of hawk that was used to hunt geese.

Examples:

1. The goshawk was a highly prized bird of prey, known for its speed and agility in the air.
2. The goshawk was a common sight in the forest, hunting small mammals and birds.
3. The goshawk was a favorite of falconers, who trained the birds for hunting and display purposes.
4. The goshawk was a symbol of strength and grace, revered for its beauty and hunting abilities.
5. The goshawk was a protected species in many countries, due to declines in population caused by habitat loss and hunting pressures.