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True Eagle

Aquila sp.

Photo by SukanyaDatta
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Field Notes

Description:

Raptor, for sure. Huge wing span when it flew.

Habitat:

We were sitting in a restaurant inside a garden called Vidyadhar ka Bagh which is just outside Jaipur. My sister suddenly exclaimed.." Look, a raptor!"
It was sitting on a tree with the hills as a backdrop and extremely far away. It looked like a Black Kite from the distance but when it flew away, we marveled at its wing span and I knew it was not a Black Kite (milvus migrans).

Notes:

My avian expert friend says this is either a Tawny Eagle or a Steppe Eagle.
I checked.
Both are found in the area.
Can someone help please?
It was very, very far away. At the end of my camera's 40 X zoom.

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