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Aguila imperial iberica, Spanish imperial eagle

Aquila adalberti

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Field Notes

Description:

It´s de most protect birds in the Iberian peninsula.

Habitat:

It live in general in a mediterranean forest but also you can watch in other forests with many rabbits because is the 90% of your food.

Notes:

This photo was taking a day when I was trying watch the Spanish Linx in Sierra morena in Andalucia (Spain). This zone is impressive. I recommend you visit this place.

Species ID Suggestions

Adalbert's Eagle

Aquila adalberti

Comments (7)

The Spanish imperial eagle is classified as Vulnerable (VU) on the IUCN Red List 2006
yes is a vulture, they were flying in a thermal power, also It were flying with them a black vulture
The one at the left is a griffon vulture, Gyps fulvus (buitre leonado), isnt'it? Nice pic!
Another great place to visit, Alvaro. We went also to "see" the Spanish Linx (we knew it was very difficult ) and we saw this majestic eagle. We took a picture in Monfragüe of a fight between a Spanish Imperial Eagle and a Black Vulture, we know it is not a good picture, but the moment was stunning. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/6317152

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