Greater Spotted Eagle

Aquila clanga

Research in Russia continues

Both got their own Aquila logger. Foto: Dmitryi Karwowskyi.The monitoring works within the Russian part of the species' range is being continued. Despite terrifying results so far (of 9 birds tagged since 2019 only 2 have remained alive) we still believe that the conservation efforts will bring benefits and improvement of the fate of these beautiful birds.

Especially when this year quite a treat was discovered near Moscow - a pair successfully raised two young ones. They were both tagged with Aquila loggers and named Gyek and Tschiuk, after the characters of a popular Russian children's book. The successfull breeding took place in the same nest, where Oduvanchik - one of the two "survivors" - was born in 2019.

Will the birds survive? Will Oduvanchik find his own nest and start his own family? Let us keep the finges crossed!  The movements of Oduvanchik can be followed here.

Greater Spotted Eagle

Azerbejdżan

 Çığırğan qartalça

Bułgaria

 Голям креслив орел

Katalonia

 Àguila cridanera

Czechy

 Orel volavý

Niemcy

 Schelladler

Estonia

 Suur-konnakotkas

Wielka Brytania Greater Spotted Eagle

Hiszpania

 Águila moteada

Francja

 Aigle criard

Indonezja

 Rajawali Totol

Włochy

 Aquila clanga

Gruzja

 მყივანი არწივი

Litwa

 Didysis erelis rėksnys

Węgry

 Fekete sas

Mali

 വലിയ പുള്ളിക്കഴുകൻ

 

Mauretania ठिपक्यांची घार

Montserrat

 Burung Lang Bintik

Mongolia

 Бор бүргэд

Holandia

 Bastaardarend

Japonia

 カラフトワシ

Norwegia

 Storskrikørn

Portugalia

 Águia-gritadeira

Rumunia

 Acvilă țipătoare

Rosja

 Большой подорлик

Słowenia

 Veliki klinkač

Finlandia

 Kiljukotka

szwecja

 Större skrikörn

Turcja

 Büyük orman kartalı

Ukraina

 Підорлик великий

Chiny

 乌鵰

Grecja

 Στικταετός

Białoruś

 Падворлік

Słowacja

 Orol škvrnitý

Łotwa

 Vidējais ērglis

Chorwacja

 Orao klokotaš

Macedonia

 Голем орел кликач

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