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This is the selection of some Short-toed Eagles portraits. They are located on different web resources and have not the same quality and resolution:

Some photos (resolution 1024×895 px) of the perching birds on the ground, on a tree with a snake and on their nest in the Animal Pictures Archive.

The TrekNature gallery contains photos (800×600 px) of Short-toed Eagles from different countries and many comments on them in different languages. All photos are divided on the geographic basis. See also: close-up and flying from results of the search for «eagle».

Some links to V. Ivanovski‘s works concerning Short-toed Eagle ecology in Northern Belarus /map/ (all contain summaries in English):

• В. Ивановский, 1992 – Экология гнездования змееяда в Белорусском Поозерье // Современная орнитология: 56-69. – (Ru) (translatable form) (source – website of the Working Group on Raptors and Owls of Northern Eurasia).

• В. Ивановский, 2002 – Змееяд в Северной Беларуси: настоящее и будущее // Беркут, 11 (2): 158-164. – (Ru) (translatable form).
(source – website of the Ukrainian journal of ornithology BERKUT). The summary of this work can be found on the World Working Group on Birds of Prey and Owls website: The Short-toed Eagle Circaetus gallicus in Belarus (En) – sixth article. At the same time, mark the first article on the list, that is an abstract of the oral report of another researcher: Dimitris E. Bakaloudis – Aspects of the Ecology of the Short-toed Eagle Circaetus gallicus in Dadia Soufli Forest, NE Greece (En) /map/.

Photos of young and adult, sitting and flying, alone and accompanied Short-toed Eagles on the birdpix.nl with resolution about 800×600 px.

Website about Short-toed Eagles in Gironde (France) /map/ contains different information (Fr): observations on the habits of adult birds and “circaètons”, some statistics data, photos etc. The subsections are being updated yearly. This site is filled with the original materials only.

Photos of Short-toed Eagles in the birdforum.net galleries, mostly in flight, with clear details, made by different authors. You should be registered on the BirdForum to use the search and to open full-sized (800×600 px) modes of photos.