"firehawk" meaning in English

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          "text": "... firehawks would “manage” the fire by redirecting it to where they wanted it to go. Firehawks use fire simply because it's a very effective tool – Bob Gosford says the fires kick off “a feeding frenzy, because out of these grasslands[…]\"",
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          "text": "... Firehawks. Some birds just want to watch the world burn. RANGE: Australian grasslands SPECIES: Black kite […] \"firehawks.” Firehawks are generally well known to First Nations people who live in these areas, and several groups[…]",
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