Note 128 — Chapter XII · THE EAGLES[121] AND BUZZARDS[122]
D. C. (Douglas Craven) Phillott translation
Parhā-yi rān-ash tā pācha rīk͟hta. Possibly by this expression the author means that the whole of the tarsus is feathered. “‘Pendant Feathers,’ those behind the thighs of a hawk.”—Harting.