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• Written and directed by the members of Little Eyases Ensemble Theater.
• The pair were observed to hatch about 11 eyasses in that period.
• She and Pale Male reunited and raised several eyasses.
• The Eyas is West's literary magazine.
• Presented by the Little Eyases Ensemble Theater.
• Some birdwatchers waited several months to see the eyasses grow and then take their first flights.
• After hatching, the chicks ( called " eyases " ) are covered with creamy-white down and have disproportionately large feet.
• Maojiahua is spoken by about 200, 000 people of Au-Ka ( Aoka eYaS ) Longsheng in north part of Guangxi Province.
• A falcon chick, especially one reared for falconry, still in its downy stage, is known as an eyas ( sometimes spelt eyass ).
• A falcon chick, especially one reared for falconry, still in its downy stage, is known as an eyas ( sometimes spelt eyass ).
• Muslims, they don't do this if they are a religious person, " said Eyas Qawasmeh, an assistant professor at the university.
• Pigeons may supply up to 80 % by weight of the Peregrine Falcon's diet, especially when there are eyasses ( babies ) in the nest.
• However, eggs laid by Lola in March 2005 did not hatch, and in fact Pale Male and Lola did not hatch any new eyasses since the disturbance of their original nest.
• In the wild, red-tailed hawks have lived for at least 25 years, for example, Pale Male was born in 1990, and in Spring 2014 is still raising eyasses.
• Ginger exhibited behavior consistent with incubation of eggs in mid-April 2011 and two eyasses emerged towards the end of May 2011, producing the first baby hawks in this nest since 2004.
• That spring, three chicks or " eyases " on the Benjamin Harris Bridge on Route 156 over the James River were banded with a transmitter for tracking purposes, and two were released at Shenandoah National Park.
• That spring, three chicks or " eyases " on the Benjamin Harrison Bridge on State Route 156 over the James River were banded with a transmitter for tracking purposes, and two were released at Shenandoah National Park.
• At the south end of the park, a hawk couple dubbed Pale Male Junior ( or simply " Junior " ) and Charlotte nested on the Trump Park hotel on Central Park South in 2005 and successfully raised two eyasses.
• The audience is likely to conclude it is a symbol of the play, which leaves the impression the performers, members of the Little Eyases Ensemble Theater, wrote their own parts somewhat independently and no one pulled them all together.
• During that time, the eyass is not allowed to ever become truly hungry, and in nearly constant company and visual range of human beings, so that the arrival of food is not specifically associated with the arrival of humans.