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Wallace's hawk-eagle (Nisaetus nanus)
| Subject: | Wallace's hawk-eagle (Nisaetus nanus)
| | Poster: | Axis (ground_assault_11@yahoo.com)
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Date: 2016:12:24 11:45:02
Upload Date: 2016:12:24 13:18:57
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Wallace's hawk-eagle is a small, boldly-patterned bird of prey. The head is orangey-brown, with blackish streaks, and a dark crest with white tips sticks up from the back of the head. The upperparts are very dark brown, and the underparts are buffish-white with narrow, dark barring. There are two subspecies; unlike Nisaetus nanus nanus, Nisaetus nanus stresemanni juveniles have white heads and underparts. It is frequently confused with Blyth's hawk-eagle (Spizaetus alboniger), making this species’ status hard to determine. |
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