did the Egyptian sphinx had a beak rather than a nose?

Some guys have compared Aztec calendar with the missing nose with the Egyptian sphinx. I never considered the idea because for me the head of the sphinx is humanoid. Now, I do agree with egyptologist Anthony West's point of view and geologist Robert Schoch in the sense the head is too small compared with its body and compared with sphinxes all over Egypt. That could mean the head was much bigger and related to its body. It's natural to think it was a lion head or probably half humanoid and half lion rather than a jackal as proposed by another author with not-so convincing arguments. Besides an Egyptian jackal was always a canine and not half lion half jackal OR WAS IT???? The body of the sphinx is a lion indeed and not a sort of dog.

But even while I was in Egypt I didn't notice this figure:
[link to fotolog.terra.com]

It's a lion with falcon's head. That's amusing because Cydonia Face not only depicts the half face of a Yucatan face mingled in assymetry and bifrontism with Lion face but because Carlotto, Molinar and Robert Morningstar detected the BIRD face as well and the styled face of a bull.

If that's the case, I don't consider the sphinx could have had a human head with falcon's beak as suggested and shown in youtube but a couple of guys but the possibility the whole head in the past belong to the falcon.... unless, of course, just like I wasn't aware of this falcon-lion image I am wrong and THERE'S SOMEWHERE a human head with bird's beak somewhere in Egypt. Does anyone know? I doubt it.