Greater Spotted Eagle

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Greater Spotted Eagle

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Tuesday 24^th November 2020 /

Greater Spotted Eagle

Scientific Name: Clanga clanga

Common Migrant and winter visitor to UAE

Size:

62 to 72 cm

Habitat:

Lowland forests near wetlands nesting in different types of trees. Visits deserts, shrub-lands, wetlands and mangroves in winter.

IUCN status:

Vulnerable (VU)

Other Status:

Cites, Appendix II and CMS, Appendix I

Did you know?

In 2016, Dubai Municipality ringed the first ever 3 individuals of Greater Spotted Eagle at Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary during the Bird Ringing Programme.