BUTEO EAGLE

The Descriptive Text of Buteo Eagle

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It lives in open regions of South America. This species is also known as the black buzzard-eagle, grey buzzard-eagle or analogously with "eagle" or "eagle-buzzard" .It is sometimes replaced in the genus Buteo.

Classification of boteo bracelet,

Phylum: Chordata,

Class: Aves,

Order: Accipitriiformes,

Family: Accipitridae

Genus: Buteo,

Species: Buteo buteo,

Eagle  is one type of bird that has a fairly large body size compared to other bird species. With their geographical conditions and patterns, they have many types that each species is different from other species. Buteo eagle is a type of eagle that has easy characteristics known as its physical body which can reach 55 centimeters in size, with an atasa body that has a dark reddish color, an old curing face with reddish streaks and chestnut brown mustache lines which is very clear, but on the lower part of the body is whitish with rather thick reddish streaks, buteo eagle eyes are yellow to brown, the beak is gray with dark and black edges, and a pair of legs are yellow.

Buteo eagle is a type of eagle that is easily found in its habitat in rural areas that have fairly cool areas and without environmental pollution. But even so, the buteo eagle is also found in areas close to open forests.

Similar to other types of eagles,  buteo eagle birds have the same type of food in general birds. But with different environments and situations, they will adjust to the prey in place. However, the main foods are mice, hamsters and rabbits. But what if there are other types of animals can be used as prey such as insects, amphibians, reptiles and animal carcasses.

Buteo eagles, have a nest that they have made themselves from twigs and leaves, then they place it on a large tree which is usually near the edge of the forest but sometimes uses other bird nests. These birds with beautiful and strong wings will incubate their eggs (2 to 4 grains for 35 to 40 days) from March to May. Buteo eagle females have a more active role and dominate in the process of hatching their eggs, compared to male buteo hawks because males are more tasked with providing and seeking food for the mother and children. At around 50 to 60 days, the buteo eagle will leave the nest and start with wild life in the wild.\