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Billede information:
Fugleart:	Stor Skrigeørn - (Clanga clanga) - Greater Spotted Eagle
Fugleart (IOC):	Stor Skrigeørn (Aquila clanga) Greater Spotted Eagle - species factsheet
Stemme:	Stemmer findes her (eksternt link).
Titel / info:	1cy 'fulvescens'
Lokalitet:	Burgas, Bulgarien
Dato:	25. september 2012
Billede info:	Denne ørn blev observeret i Burgas 25/9 2012 kl. 11.25. Fotoet er taget af Antonio J. Rodríguez Ocaña. Antonio har givet mig sin tilladelse til at oploade hans foto med det formål: 1) at vise andre, at en sådan ørn findes og 2) måske få nogle bud på hvilken art, det er og hvorfor. Mvh Finn Enemark
Fotograf:	Antonio J. Rodríguez Ocaña, Spanien
Uploadet den:	25. oktober 2012
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Morten Schwennesen skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 15.47

ung kejserørn

Troels M. Krogh skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 15.56

Mit umidelbare indtryk er også ung Kejserørn. Grundet de artstypiske lyse kiler ind i hånden.

Venlig hilsen
Troels

Jan Speiermann skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 16.17

Måske er det sådan en fyr her:
http://www.netfugl.dk/pictures.php?id=showpicture&picture_id=20248
...synes den mangler noget stribning på bryst/underside for en kejserørn.

Sebastian Klein skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 16.25

I'm very puzzled??

It is definately a juvenile bird, but the very dark head, dark coverts and lack of streaking on the breast does not really fit Eastern Imperial Eagle.

It is quite similar to Greater Spotted Eagle of the fulvescens type (scroll down to check a first-year bird from Salalah, Oman here: http://www.surfbirds.com/community-blogs/mikewatson/2006/11/15/oman-and-bahrain-2006-with-birdquest/) but the bird seems to me to appear even larger and my immediate impression was of a Steppe Eagle.
Steppe Eagle may show a darker head (as clearly seen on this bird) but as far as I know not in juvenile plumage.
The presence of whitish lining between primaries and coverts could indicate Steppe Eagle, but the lining is far from what is expected of a juvenile Steppe Eagle.
I realize it's not very cool to reveal ones own ignorance, but apart from odd looking Steppe or Greater Spotted (none of which seem right!?) I really don't have a clue??

Cheers

Sebastian

Nis Lundmark Jensen skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 16.28

Den er for korthalet til Kejser. Jans bud sidder lige i skabet ! Tjek 1cy Clanga Fulvescens på dette link
http://www.surfbirds.com/community-blogs/mikewatson/

Den ligner rigtigt fint ovenstående..

Bh
9s

Peter Sunesen skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 16.44

Agree on 'intermediate 1cy fulvescens' of Greater Spotted Eagle.

Sebastian Klein skriver torsdag 25. oktober 2012 kl. 16.59

The short and slightly pointed tail seems good for Greater Spotted too. My first impression was of a very large and longwinged eagle and the white line on the underwing led me astray. I agree on intermediate fulvescens.

Szilard J. Daroczi skriver fredag 26. oktober 2012 kl. 22.39

Greater Spotted Eagle (Aquila clanga var. "fulvescens") for me too.

Szilárd

Finn Ennemark skriver mandag 29. oktober 2012 kl. 20.34

Dear All Thank you very much for your comments. We had our problems from imperial to steppe (even tawny eagle was considered as an option)back to spotted. We found the Salalah eagle - the one Sebastian refer to - and we found this link http://aqc.aquila-it.pl/ showing a bird with 3 spotted and one lesser spotted as grand parents. Our books only showed spotted with pale body, head and coverts so we were in doubt.
Thanks again
Best regards Finn
PS: If the administrator of this web page would like to keep the photo in his data base in would be fair to change the name of the photographer to Antonio J. Rodríguez Ocaña