employees of the magadan nature reserve have been observing steller's sea eagles for many years. peninsula and the kavo-chilamdzhinsky area. and found 20 chicks. the work is aimed at monitoring all changes in the population and thoroughly understand why steller's sea eagles do not reproduce very successfully. eagles in the magadan region nest along the rivers of the okhotsk coast, and their living conditions are different, this applies to climate and food supply. the observational film also provides some answers to scientists' questions. here is how a couple hatches an egg, when the male either brings prey to the female, then lets her go to hunt on her own, and how birds have to act in the difficult kolyma climate, when at the end of may the nest was covered with snow. the female had to spend a long time lie motionless on the nest, covering the egg with your body. scientists believe that climate and its changes seriously affect the population of steller's sea eagles. these birds do not lay a second clutch if the chick dies. last year forest fires interfered with natural processes

our female laid an egg on the evening of april 30th. employees of the magadan nature reserve have beenamined the koni peninsula and the kavo-chilamdzhinsky area and found 20 chicks. the work is aimed at monitoring all changes in the population and thoroughly understand why steller's orlands do not reproduce very successfully. orlands in the magadan region nest along the rivers of the okhotsk coast, and their living conditions are different. this applies to climate and food supply. observation also provides some answers to scientists’ questions, including how a couple incubates an egg, when the male either brings prey to the female or lets her hunt on her own, and how birds have to act in the difficult kolyma climate, when the nest was filled up at the end of may snow. the female had to spend a long time lie motionless on the nest, covering the egg with your body. climate and its changes, scientists believe, seriously affect the population of steller's sea eagles. these birds do not lay a second clutch if the chick dies. last year , forest fires interfered with natural processes during

employees of the magadan nature reserve have been observing steller's eagles for many years. examined the koni peninsula and the kava-chilamdzhinsky area and found 20 chicks. the work is aimed at monitoring all changes in the population and thoroughly understand why steller's sea eagles reproduce. not very successfully, sea eagles in the magadan region nest along rivers and the okhotsk coast, while their living conditions are different, this concerns climate and food supply. the observational film also gives some answers to scientists’ questions, here is how a couple hatches an egg, when the male either brings prey to the female, then lets her go to hunt on her own, and how birds have to act in the difficult kolyma climate, when at the end of may the nest was covered with snow. i myself... had to spend a long time lie motionless on the nest, covering the egg with your body. climate and its changes, scientists believe, seriously affect the population of steller's sea eagles. these birds do not make a second laying if the chick dies. last year, natural processes intervened in t

employees of the magadan nature reserve have been observing steller's sea eagles for many years.veying. site and found 20 chicks. the work is aimed at monitoring all changes in the population and thoroughly understanding why steller's sea eagles do not reproduce very successfully. eagles of the magazan region nest along rivers and the okhotsk coast, and their living conditions are different. this applies to climate and food supply. the observational film also provides some answers to scientists' questions. here is how a couple hatches the egg when they themselves. its changes, scientists believe, seriously affect the population of steller's sea eagles, these birds do not make a second lay if a chick dies, last year due to natural processes... it affected our region in that our weather became very humid, so these rivers have large floods, they have dark water, they make it difficult for the eagle to catch fish. the breeding history of this family of red book birds ended in tears; in july, the future parents left the nest together and the egg was stolen by a large-billed crow. how