What bird does the northeast people say Lao Leng is?

In the northeast dialect, "Lao Leng" is an eagle. Eagle is a general term for birds belonging to the genus Eagle in China's folk classification, such as sparrow hawk, red-bellied hawk, bee hawk, goshawk, etc., and even some birds belonging to Falconidae are also called eagles, such as falcon, peregrine falcon, swallow falcon, gray-backed falcon, red-footed falcon, yellow-claw falcon, etc.

And the pronunciation of the eagle is different in different areas. For example, in some areas of Northeast China, the eagle will be called "lēng".

The eagle is fierce, with a pointed mouth and hooked claws. Its keen eyesight hides its prey. Their powerful wings enable them to fly higher and farther, and they can fly freely under the vast and boundless sky.

Eagle is a powerful predator, which can find prey from high altitude and dive into it, killing and catching small mammals, reptiles, other birds and fish with sharp claws and beaks at the moment of contact.

The eagle has many symbolic meanings for us. For example, warring factions are called hawks; People who are driven to run are called eagles and dogs. Moreover, the eagle is described as a sacred existence. In ancient Egypt, the eagle was the symbol of Horus, the guardian of Pharaoh, and its image naturally appeared on the national flag and emblem of Egypt.

Up to now, Albania, Moldova, United Arab Emirates, Ecuador, Colombia, Austria and other countries still use the image of the eagle as the national flag and national emblem.

In China, many great artists, such as Xu Beihong and Li Ruo Zen, are famous for their accurate and vivid descriptions of the charm of eagles. In addition, the eagle also symbolizes freedom, victory, courage and strength. At present, in China, the law stipulates that all raptors belong to the national second-class protected animals.