Red kites do not eat live prey, they are carrion eaters.
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The term "green and red kites" is a noun phrase, a group of words based on a noun that functions as a unit in a sentence.The noun phrase "green and red kites" is made up of the plural noun "kites" described by the adjectives "green" and "red".Example functions of a noun phrase:Green and red kites twisted in the breeze.subject of the sentenceWe bought green and red kites to take to the beach.direct object of the verb 'bought'The children were playing with green and red kites.object of the preposition 'with'
Red kites is the plural of red kite
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how long is a red kites beak and claws
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the first kites color was red
The Brahminy kite is a bird of prey that is also called the red-backed sea-eagle. These birds are found in Australia, India, and Southeast Asia.
No one can count that up but like 37%
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the red kites food is usually dead road kill or dead diseased animals dead on the floor