Usually means: Male hawk, especially a tiercel.
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▸ noun:  A male falcon, especially a peregrine falcon or goshawk; a tiercel.

Similar:
tercel, tiercel, falcon, tassell, tercel gentle, tiercel gentle, tercellene, peregrine hawk, peregrine, gentle, more...

Opposite:
peregrine falcon, gyr falcon, saker falcon

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Similar:
tercel, tiercel, falcon, tassell, tercel gentle, tiercel gentle, tercellene, peregrine hawk, peregrine, gentle, more...

Opposite:
peregrine falcon, gyr falcon, saker falcon



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