In Panama, the national day of the Harpy Eagle is commemorated on April 10.
Image credits: @parksummit
The Harpy Eagle is the largest bird in the Western and Southern Hemisphere and one of the most powerful of all raptors.
Curious fact:
Harpies can live up to 50 years and mate from 4 or 5 years when they complete their plumage.
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Characteristics:
Females are larger than males. The harpy can measure up to 1.8 meters. 2.24 meters (distance between ends of the wings). Females can weigh 18 lbs and males 11 lbs.
Image credits: @mcpdigital (pixabay.com)
Currently the harpy eagle is in danger of extinction in the Atlantic forest.
The bird is very sensitive to deforestation since it builds its nests in taller trees, those trees that generate more interest among lumberjacks and are the first to be cut down.
Image credits: @mcpdigital (pixabay.com)
This majestic bird of nature is at great risk of disappearing completely from the Atlantic rainforest.
This content is based on research conducted by me.
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Hey there - when using pictures not taken by yourself you HAVE TO point out the source (same for texts!), otherwise you will continue with 0 rewards since this is plagiatism ( no matter if the pictures are free on the internet - you're about to earn some money using them, so declare the source.)
Post your own content, i´m pretty sure you got enough nice places in your area to take photos of and talk a bit about them :).
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You're welcome - keep going :).
Please show us pictures taken by you, or at least, give credit to the author
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What a beautiful bird :) Did you get really close???
Hi, friend. It is not my photo but I admire the one who took it in my post place the credits. In my country of Panama there is 1 bird in the Summit Park and it is incredible to see it.