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- 18:15, 29 February 2024 Dmon talk contribs deleted page Talk:Falcon Hawk (content was: "{{ProjectBattleMech}} == German Name == I had difficulties to find ANY proper bird for which the english name "Falcon Hawk" was customary. Which makes the comment about the german name being for "the wrong bird" a bit weird. The german name makes sense as it directly translates both parts of the word (Falcon = Falke and Hawk = Habicht) forming a sensible word out of it. The s isn't strictly speaking wrong, following grammar rules you would expect it. Seems the official ornit...")
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- 18:15, 29 February 2024 Dmon talk contribs deleted page Talk:Falcon Hawk (content was: "{{ProjectBattleMech}} == German Name == I had difficulties to find ANY proper bird for which the english name "Falcon Hawk" was customary. Which makes the comment about the german name being for "the wrong bird" a bit weird. The german name makes sense as it directly translates both parts of the word (Falcon = Falke and Hawk = Habicht) forming a sensible word out of it. The s isn't strictly speaking wrong, following grammar rules you would expect it. Seems the official ornit...")
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