aguila de cola horquillada
aguila de cola horquillada
el aguila audtraliana es capaz de cazar canguros , serta esta el aguila mas poderosa ?PARA MI ES LA MAS BONITA, SU PLUMAJE ES COMPLETAME NEGRO.
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jose enrique
- Master
- Mensajes: 1300
- Registrado: 02 Ago 2005, 04:35
- Relacion con la cetreria: Cetrero
- Años practicando cetreria: 2
- Ave que utilizas actualmente: Harris peruano
- Aves que ha utilizado: Harris prima/torzuelo, cernis
- Trofeos obtenidos: Cada fin de semana, me regala uno nuevo mi ave.
- Libros preferidos: Comprender al ave de presa (nick fox)
- Ubicación: lima - Peru
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roger
- Master
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- Registrado: 12 Mar 2004, 04:24
- Ubicación: toluca, estado de mexico, mexico
Food and feeding
Wedge-tailed Eagles eat both live prey and carrion. Their diet reflects the available prey, but the most important live items are rabbits and hares. Rabbits usually comprise about 30-70% of the diet, but may comprise up to 92%. The introduction of the calicivirus has resulted in the decline of rabbits in many parts of Australia. It is not yet known how this will affect the Wedge-tailed Eagle. Other food items include lizards, birds (weighing over 100 g) and mammals (usually weighing over 500 g). Wedge-tailed Eagles will kill lambs, but these make up only a small percentage of their total prey.
Carrion is a major food source; roadkills and other carcasses are readily eaten. Many of the reports of predation on lambs result from birds scavenging already dead animals. Up to 20 birds may attend a carcass, although only two or three feed at any one time.
Wedge-tailed Eagles may hunt singly, in pairs or in larger groups. Working together, a group of eagles can attack and kill animals as large as adult kangaroos. This explains the scientific name of the Wedge-tailed Eagle which means 'bold eagle'. Under ideal conditions, an eagle can lift about 50% of its body weight. Often, eagles may cache food items on a branch near the nest area.
Wedge-tailed Eagles eat both live prey and carrion. Their diet reflects the available prey, but the most important live items are rabbits and hares. Rabbits usually comprise about 30-70% of the diet, but may comprise up to 92%. The introduction of the calicivirus has resulted in the decline of rabbits in many parts of Australia. It is not yet known how this will affect the Wedge-tailed Eagle. Other food items include lizards, birds (weighing over 100 g) and mammals (usually weighing over 500 g). Wedge-tailed Eagles will kill lambs, but these make up only a small percentage of their total prey.
Carrion is a major food source; roadkills and other carcasses are readily eaten. Many of the reports of predation on lambs result from birds scavenging already dead animals. Up to 20 birds may attend a carcass, although only two or three feed at any one time.
Wedge-tailed Eagles may hunt singly, in pairs or in larger groups. Working together, a group of eagles can attack and kill animals as large as adult kangaroos. This explains the scientific name of the Wedge-tailed Eagle which means 'bold eagle'. Under ideal conditions, an eagle can lift about 50% of its body weight. Often, eagles may cache food items on a branch near the nest area.
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parabuteo_unicitus
- Veterano
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- Ubicación: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, España.
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parabuteo_unicitus
- Veterano
- Mensajes: 907
- Registrado: 20 Nov 2005, 19:16
- Ubicación: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, España.
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parabuteo_unicitus
- Veterano
- Mensajes: 907
- Registrado: 20 Nov 2005, 19:16
- Ubicación: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, España.
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parabuteo_unicitus
- Veterano
- Mensajes: 907
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- Ubicación: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, España.