Western Banded Snake-eagle
Circaetus cinerascens
Circaetus cinerascens
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Western Banded Snake-eagle Circaetus cinerascens |
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The western banded snake-eagle is an uncommonly seen resident of forest and forest edge, especially in wetter areas. The upper photo (Rubondo) is courtesy of Amos Pampy Hardecker. The bird in flight was seen in Ruaha. The left 3rd row immature was seen in Selous, courtesy of Dominic Oldridge; the right 3rd row, on Rubondo Island, courtesy of Paul Oliver. The bird in rows 4 & 5 was in Matema, cortesy of Fons Maex. The bird on the electricity pylon was in Bukoba, courtesy of Steve Clark; the right 3rd row bird , at TPC-Moshi, courtesy of Anabel Harries; click it to see 11 enlargements including a juvenile and an immature. |
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