Habitat and Feeding
They are found in almost all habitats, including parks in suburbia, but rare in the arid Namib and Karoo. They feed on a wide range of small vertebrates and insects, much of which is scavenged.
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At Tsimbazaza Zoo, Madagascar
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Milvus aegyptius parasitus
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In flight
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Juvenile, Ngorongoro, Serengeti NP, Tanzania
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