Name:Nisaetus nipalensis
Alias:Mountain Hawk-eagle,Spizaetus nipalensis,qadris
Outline:Bird of prey
Family:Accipitriformes Accipitridae Nisaetus
length:66-84cm
Weight:2.5-3.5kg
Life:20-80 years
IUCN:LC
The eagle is a medium-to-large raptor that is common in southern my country. It is powerful, fierce, and swift. It can be said to dominate southern Asia. From its appearance to its behavior, it shows the majesty of the "forest overlord". It mainly preys on prey that move on the ground and has few rivals. Its sharp claws can pierce the skull of its prey and can even prey on red pandas. It mainly feeds on muntjacs, macaques, hares, pheasants, snakes, lizards, mustelids and rodents, and also preys on small birds and large insects, and occasionally fish.
<span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: "Microsoft YaHei", Arial, Helvetica, s ans-serif; font-size: Eagles often move alone, have strong flying ability, often stretch their wings flat, flap slowly, sometimes hover in the sky, often stand on dead trees in dense forests. Their calls are very noisy.
<span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: "Microsoft YaHei", Arial, Helvetica, Eagles build their nests on tall trees in mountain forests. The nests are made of branches and are relatively large in structure. They are usually located on branches near the main stem in the upper part of the tree. The breeding season is from January to June. Each nest lays 2 eggs, but there are also cases where there are as few as 1 and as many as 3 eggs. The eggs are usually light gray or white, without spots or with only unclear light red spots. The eggs are oval in shape. The female bird is responsible for incubation and is very protective of the nest.