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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation -- Raptor Photo Gallery
Peregrine Foundation -- Raptor Photo Gallery The Canadian Peregrine Foundation Raptor Identification - Harpy Eagle If you have any photos of Harpy Eagles that you would like to contribute, please e-mail them to us ...
www.peregrine-foundation.ca
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The World Center for Birds of Prey The granddaddy of Peregrine recovery. Also information on Harpy Eagles, Aplomado falcons, and other birds of prey. Audubon Society I am an Audubon member. This ...
www.raptorresource.org
The Peregrine Fund
Harpy Eagle Releases Isidors Eagle, Peru Madagascar Challenges Madagascar Project Field Notes Mongolia Investigatory Visit Mongolia Project Updates Neotropical Environmental Education Program Neotropical Raptor Conservation Program New Guinea Harpy Eagles Orange-breasted Falcon Project Three Years with Madagascar Fish Eagles West Indies Project ...
peregrinefund.org
National Association for Interpretation
Registration closes February 10, 2008. Click here ...
interpnet.com
WWF Global 200 Ecoregions -- Southwestern Amazonian Moist Forests
Amazonian Moist Forests ecoregion is one of the last refuges in the world for jaguars, harpy eagles, and giant river otters. If you were to visit the region, you might see a ...
nationalgeographic.com
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In June, Forests.org with Rettet den Regenwald e.V. (Rainforest Rescue ...
www.rainforestinfo.org.au
San Diego Zoo's Animal Bytes: Harpy Eagle
Harpy eagles mate for life. The harpy eagle is the national bird of Panama. The strong, silent type: harpy eagles ... harpy eagles are fed thawed rodents and rabbits. Harpy hunting habits Harpies are great at saving precious energy. You will never see a harpy ...
sandiegozoo.org
Biodiversity-Harpy Eagle
Usually only one offspring survives, and both sexes care for the young. Harpy Eagles are in danger of becoming extinct due to habitat fragmentation, habitat destruction, and hunting. The ... Yasuní National Park will fragment their habitat and could have a dire effect on the Harpy Eagles' already tenuous population. CLICK HERE FOR MORE EXTRAORDINARY ANIMALS and PLANTS OF YASUNÍ, THE MOST ...
saveamericasforests.org
Verde Ventures - Voices from the Field: Project Highlight - Rainforest Expeditions
"Attractions such as the giant river otters, harpy eagles, and macaws are key. Charismatic fauna such as monkeys and caiman are important. Therefore we ...
ecotour.org
Forest Eagles
Forest Eagles Forest eagles live in tropical rainforests, and include some of the largest and most powerful eagles. Their lower legs are not feathered, and they have broad, rounded wings and a long tail for maneuverable flight.
peregrinefund.org
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