Steppe Eagles News Today

VALENTINES Day may have been and gone but the search for a partner must continue for Amelia the endangered Steppe Eagle.

The birds were brought to the centre in poor condition but are now being cared for

A long-term collaborative conservation project between the RSPB, the Government of Kazakhstan and partners has been announced at COP15 as one of 10 “World Restoration Flagship” projects by the United Nations

After an eventful spring, Graham Gordon found September and October to be just as productive in the Arabian desert.

Pakistan is home to some of the most beautiful birds found in nature. Here are a few that were captured in the moment of bliss

Eastern Imperial Eagles - Ushaiqer Whilst birding Ushaiqer waste dump I found at least two Eastern Imperial Eagles. The birds were seen sitting on the ground amongst about fifty Steppe Eagles and allowed close approach in the car. I took the below photos which are some of the best photos I have of the species. The Eastern Imperial Eagle is an uncommon winter visitor to Saudi Arabia with most records coming from the north of the country where they are generally seen inland rather than near the c...

Count of Steppe Eagles witnesses steep decline in Omans Dhofar region By: Times News Service Muscat: The Office for Conservation of Environment recorded a remarkable decline in the number of Steppe Eagles by more than 80 per cent in parts of Dhofar within one year. Steppe Eagles are migratory birds that visit the Sultanate in winter every year. Khalid bin Muhammad Al Hakmani, Head of the Natural Reserves Department at the Salalah Environmental Conservation Office and the supervisor of the speci...

cheels), raptors are shy. So where does one find them? Some are found in open spaces, circling the sky while scanning the fields for prey. Close to Dhaka, I have seen them over the grasslands of Purbachol. The Common Kestrel, a small falcon, can be easily seen there in winter, a reddish bird perched atop electric poles. Larger raptors circle high overhead. While most are cheels, I have seen Booted and Steppe Eagles, Japanese Buzzards and Oriental Honey-Buzzards among them, discernible from pho...