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Dear Circaetus gallicus lovers and researchers! Let us, please, invite you to contribute your photos (info@short-toed-eagle.net) of the Eagles of age and sex known for certain. These photos will be inserted into the special gallery which has been created on initiative of Francesco Petretti. We aim to make something like an online handbook to help to describe differences between sexes and ages of Short-toed Eagle and finally to make their field identification easier. Each contributed photo should be supplied with information, examples of which can already be seen below each inserted image.

Visit please Javier Blasco-Zumeta’s site to find some information on identification of birds in nature. This information sheet – (En) on two pages with demonstrative photos (moult and age-specific changes) – could be helpful in the field together with article of Guido Premuda and Andrea Corso about the plumage characters. Also we have the fullsized illustrations to view the plumage more particularly.

Some photos of young and adult Short-toed Eagles too, but for this once in the sky in several various positions. You can find them among images of other raptors in the Photo Gallery by Mr. Jim of the Siambird.com (the size is up to 500 px).

One of photo albums of wildlife photographer Max Montaina. This work is dedicated to the adult and immature Short-toed Eagles. They are photographed on the ground at a short distance. Resolution of the photos is about 800×600 px.

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».