I take that to mean that the phrase has become canon. thanks/ Fenton, Matthew Lexic Dark 52278 Alpha 771 19:05, 1 December 2006 (UTC) On, the Romulan ships are identified as "bird-of-prey". Darin Wagner 19:01, 1 December 2006 (UTC) Lieutenant Stiles stated in TOS episode Balance of Terror that the ship was "painted like a large bird-of-prey." - The three words have been stated on screen that is what we have I challenge you to present something better here. And if what Paramount says is irrelevent, then so is Wikipedia in my view. I challenge anyone to find an example of any character on Star Trek referring to any Romulan vessel as a "Bird of Prey." If anything, the ENT: Minefield ship should be called a "Warbird" since that name was actually used later on in the series. The name was spawned from fandom and should be identified as such.
The "Romulan Bird of Prey" has never been the official name for that craft.
The second, unnamed Norexan in the scene was only presumably destroyed. The Norexan class ships have no measured capacity, and the Valdore was disabled through a tactical maneuver by the reman warship.
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