What is an aerial hawker?

Echolocating bats have traditionally been split into two groups: 'loud' aerial hawkers who capture flying insects on the wing and 'whispering' gleaners who pick up prey from the ground. ... This indicates that the bats have moved from passive gleaning to airborne insect capture (aerial hawking).

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