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The case of the 'pyromaniac' birds: what the Australian firehawks tell us  about evidence and anecdote | Allie Weill
The case of the 'pyromaniac' birds: what the Australian firehawks tell us about evidence and anecdote | Allie Weill

Do firehawks intentionally spread fire to aid in food collection?
Do firehawks intentionally spread fire to aid in food collection?

Australian 'Firehawks' Reportedly Use Flaming Sticks to Spread Fire -  Nerdist
Australian 'Firehawks' Reportedly Use Flaming Sticks to Spread Fire - Nerdist

Firehawks: In Australia, birds of prey are intentionally setting the  forests on fire
Firehawks: In Australia, birds of prey are intentionally setting the forests on fire

Firehawk raptors' are intentionally spreading fires in Australia
Firehawk raptors' are intentionally spreading fires in Australia

Firehawk raptors' are starting fires in Australia - Owl Connected
Firehawk raptors' are starting fires in Australia - Owl Connected

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Australian "Firehawk" Raptors, such as this Black Kite, have recently been found to purposefully spread wildfires, by carrying smouldering branches to unburnt areas, to flush out prey, confirming long-held traditional Aboriginal knowledge. :

Firehawks' Are Found To Be Deliberately Setting Forests On Fire | Science  Trends
Firehawks' Are Found To Be Deliberately Setting Forests On Fire | Science Trends

Creature Feature: “FireHawks”
Creature Feature: “FireHawks”

Australian “Firehawk” Raptors Intentionally Spread Wildfires
Australian “Firehawk” Raptors Intentionally Spread Wildfires

Keeping the fires burning — Australian Firehawks and the threat to manned  aircraft | TracPlus
Keeping the fires burning — Australian Firehawks and the threat to manned aircraft | TracPlus

Australia's
Australia's "Firehawks" Deliberately Start Wildfires to Flush Out Prey

The Australian firehawks. : natureismetal
The Australian firehawks. : natureismetal

In Australia, Arsonists May Have Wings - The New York Times
In Australia, Arsonists May Have Wings - The New York Times

Australian 'firehawks' use fire to catch prey - THE WILDLIFE SOCIETY
Australian 'firehawks' use fire to catch prey - THE WILDLIFE SOCIETY

Black kite - Wikipedia
Black kite - Wikipedia

Australian Firehawks intentionally spread wildfire to flush out prey :  BirdsBeingDicks
Australian Firehawks intentionally spread wildfire to flush out prey : BirdsBeingDicks

Australia's birds of prey are starting bushfires DELIBERATELY | Daily Mail  Online
Australia's birds of prey are starting bushfires DELIBERATELY | Daily Mail Online

Who are firehawk raptors and how can they make wildfires worse? - Firehawk  raptors | The Economic Times
Who are firehawk raptors and how can they make wildfires worse? - Firehawk raptors | The Economic Times

For Australia's fire-starting falcons, pyromania serves up the prey
For Australia's fire-starting falcons, pyromania serves up the prey

This is why Aussie 'firehawk' raptors are spreading bushfires
This is why Aussie 'firehawk' raptors are spreading bushfires

Birds in Australia Are Raining Fire from the Sky - YouTube
Birds in Australia Are Raining Fire from the Sky - YouTube

Australian “Firehawk” Raptors Intentionally Spread Wildfires
Australian “Firehawk” Raptors Intentionally Spread Wildfires

Australian 'Firehawks' Reportedly Use Flaming Sticks to Spread Fire -  Nerdist
Australian 'Firehawks' Reportedly Use Flaming Sticks to Spread Fire - Nerdist

This majestic raptor is a fire-wielding ninja
This majestic raptor is a fire-wielding ninja