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Black Kites in Spain prey on nestling waterfowl to feed their young. Predation of nests of other pairs of Black Kites has also been noted. Kite are Birds of Prey, and also eat rodents or any animal smaller than themselves.
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What is a black kite?
A black kite is a species of kite, Latin name Milvus migrans, also known as a shitehawk.
Why is a rhombus a kite?
It can be a kite.
Is a kite regular or irregular a kite is irregular your sister or brother?
A kite is irregular.
Where can you buy a kite?
at kite shop
Is a kite always a rectangle?
no, a kite can be a rombus
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