What does a vulture look like and what does an eagle look like?

The eagle is a family of birds called the family Eagle Eagle.

There are six species of birds, including the great crested vulture, the forest eagle, the crested goshawk, the pine sparrowhawk, the red-bellied eagle and the gray-faced eagle.

Hooded vulture: Commonly known as the snake eagle, it often rises by updraft at about 10 a.m. in good weather, cruising the Valos Valley, and is the second largest bird of prey in Taiwan, smaller than the bear eagle. In the wild, it is often identified by its sound, calling as it flies, announcing its territory on the one hand, and chirping in search of food on the other.

Lin Diao: It's really gratifying to see a stable ethnic group in the area when the body color is relatively dark, and it is difficult to find it in all parts of Taiwan. On August 19th, the forest eagle was surprisingly enthusiastic, and appeared in the forest of the township office for half an hour without leaving, its flight on the hillside sometimes close to us and sometimes far away, especially when observing closely, the winglets at the end of the wing from time to time like palms open and chirp in the mountain forest, the sound is from the larynx.

Crested Goshawk: The crested goshawk often performs fixed-point flapping of its wings, and its belly feathers are white and fluttering when flying in the air. Specimens are about the size of a pigeon and resemble a grey-faced vulture, but are devoid of grey faces and eyebrow spots, and can occasionally be heard, especially during the breeding season.

Its ability to move freely through forests without bumping into trees makes it easy to hunt in the forest.

Sparrowhawks: Small, grayish-colored, often flying with small swifts, similar in size to red doves. Although it is a bird of prey, it has seen an interesting picture of being chased high by a flock of small swifts.

Red-bellied Eagle: It is not easy to see a red-bellied eagle crossing the border in the mountains, but sometimes a few are seen during the crossing period due to strong winds. It is smaller than the pine sparrowhawk, with a reddish-brown thorax and white underwings with only black outer edges of its wings.

Gray-faced vulture: During the transit period, it can sometimes appear in the Dawu Mountains due to wind direction or temporary loss. The body size is smaller than that of the crested goshawk, the eyebrows are white, the cheeks are gray, and the Hou ** has a black longitudinal spot, which is the main distinguishing feature.

In today's world, it's a bit difficult to see any animal except pigs, chickens, and people!

Besides, words can't fully describe it.

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Appearance: The eagle's eyesight is quite keen, you can find the small animals on the ground from the sky, the muscles are very strong, the two feet of the large eagle can even break the spine of a fawn, and can carry a sheep weighing dozens of pounds to fly.

The eagle is a medium-sized bird of prey with a body length of 26-30 cm. The upper body is dark brown, and the head and upper back are dark gray. The tail is light brown with 5 black-brown spots across it.

The lower part of the chest is white with brown markings. The mouth is lead-gray, the toes are brownish-yellow, and the claws are black-brown. Eagles usually inhabit mountainous broadleaf forests and shrubland areas in remote areas.

1. The old adult bird is about 56 cm long, the wing length is about 417-465 cm, the weight is about 630-1030 grams, 2-5 eggs, there are reddish-brown spots on the white background, the incubation period is about 38 days, and the eagle is born at one time.

Four or five eaglets, due to their high nests, hawks are different from ordinary birds.

2. The eagle is the common name of the black kite in Taiwan, and it is called Laiye or Liyi in Taiwan. The whole body is generally brown, with a sharp white spot at the base of the primary flight feathers under the wings and tail feathers like a fishtail, and the young birds have obvious pale feathers, which are distinctly different from those of adults. In the past, in the agricultural society, in all settlements and inhabited plains in the countryside, eagles could be seen soaring in the sky, and some nursery rhymes about eagles were also circulated among the people.

Nowadays, the sky in Taiwan has become less and less to see the black kite, Keelung Harbor is the best kite viewing spot in Taiwan, a few remaining kites only grow in the sky above Keelung Harbor cruise, circling, gliding is very beautiful, at present, there are only five major groups left in the Quanxu Envy Taiwan record, separated in the south and north ends, the total number is less than 200, Keelung Harbor can see more than 10 close foraging in autumn and winter every year, or the king of the air, the most representative birds in the city.

1. The families and genera are different.

Eagle: Eagle family, eagle genus.

Eagle (also known as eagle): eagle family, eagle subfamily, eagle genus.

Kites: Eagle family, Kite subfamily, White-tailed Kite subfamily, Bee hawk subfamily, Eagle genus.

Falcon: Falcon family, falcon genus.

2. The related animal species are different.

Eagle: The most common types of eagle in our country are goshawk, sparrowhawk and pine sparrowhawk.

Eagle (also known as eagle): The main carvings are golden eagle, white-shouldered eagle, jade-banded sea eagle, white-tailed sea eagle, tiger head sea eagle, eagle eagle, grassland eagle, black eagle, white-bellied mountain eagle, small eagle, brown-bellied falcon eagle, forest eagle, white-bellied sea eagle, fishing eagle, short-toed eagle, snake eagle. The common species in China are the golden eagle and the black eagle.

Kites: swallow-tailed kite, manta kite (commonly known as manta harrier), pearl kite (commonly known as delicate kite), Australian kite (commonly known as black-shouldered kite), black-winged kite, white-tailed kite, striped-winged kite, scissor-tailed kite, etc.

Falcons: Kestrels, Falcons, White Falcons, Falklands, Gray Falcons, American Falcons, Grey Falcons, Peregrine Falcons, Yellow-clawed Falcons, Amur Falcons, Mammoth Falcons, Saestres, Spear Falcons, Peregrine Falcons, etc.

3. Different living habits.

Eagle: Inhabits canyons, woodlands, woods, etc., and often soars in the air during the breeding season, while making a loud call.

Eagle (also known as eagle): inhabits alpine woodlands, alpine steppes and coniferous forest areas, grasslands, deserts and hilly areas, and is rarely found in plains. Eagles often hover in the air, swooping down to catch food and eat meat.

Kites: Commonly found near towns and villages, mostly nesting in tall trees. Rodents are the staple food, and sometimes poultry are also attacked. Stay in the provinces of our country all year round. They mostly build their nests on tall trees, and the nests are large and simple, and they are all made of branches.

Falcon: The falcon inhabits open fields close to woodland. Feeds on small birds and large insects.

There are black populations that breed near Vancouver and in Iceland. Inhabits moist open fields or coniferous and birch forests. It usually lays eggs on the ground in the bushes, but sometimes it also occupies the nests of bald jays and magpies in trees.

The red-legged falcon screams sharply and squeaks lowly.

Both eagles and vultures belong to the order of Birds of Prey, but they have several differences:

Appearance: Eagles are usually smaller than eagles and have a shorter wingspan, while eagles are usually larger and have a longer wingspan. Additionally, eagles usually have a longer head and neck, while eagles have a comparatively shorter head and neck.

Wing morphology: The eagle has wider, fan-shaped wings and is suitable for gliding at low altitudes, while the eagle has narrower wings and is at acute angles, making it suitable for flying at high altitudes.

Ecological habits: Eagles are usually fast and prey on small mammals, birds and reptiles, while eagles are usually slower and prey on larger karyotype mammals and birds, such as goats and wild boars.

Distribution: Eagles are widely distributed and are found almost everywhere in the globe, while eagles are mainly found in regions such as Europe, Asia, Africa, and the southern part of the Americas.

In general, eagles and vultures differ in appearance, wing morphology, ecological habits and distribution areas, but they are excellent birds of prey and play an important role in maintaining ecological balance and controlling pests.