| 猫头鹰 | māo tóu yīng | owl | |
| 老鹰 | lǎo yīng | (coll.) eagle; hawk; any similar bird of prey | |
| 雄鹰 | xióng yīng | male eagle; tercel (male falcon used in falconry) | |
| 鹰犬 | yīng quǎn | hawks and hounds; (fig.) running dogs; hired thugs | |
| 苍鹰 | cāng yīng | (bird species of China) northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) |
| 1 | We watch for hawks in the sky and deer in the cornfields. | |
| 2 | Scientists then analyzed their faces and discovered that those with more symmetrical facial features were more inclined to be hawks. | |
| 3 | Maybe they could not hold on to the arrival of the spring, but the female eagle thought what if their father could bring back the food? | |
| 4 | Amid grey mounds of dusty rocks we were able to see Egyptian vultures and steppe eagles. | |
| 5 | Birds like this Harris Hawk can fly where they want to, but have been trained to come back for food. |