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Marsh Harrier (Circus aeruginosus) (aka Northern/Western/Eurasian Marsh Harrier) ...
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Marsh harrierCircus aeruginosus Harriers are slow fliers and have the ability to remain airborne at speeds of less than 32 km/h (20 mph). Flying at such slow speeds makes it easier for them to detect prey.
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Eastern Marsh Harriers are generally migratory apart from the Papuan Harrier which is sedentary.
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Marsh harrierThe largest of the harriers, it can be recognised by its long tail and light flight with wings held in a shallow 'V'. It is distinguishable from other harriers by its larger size, heavier build, broad... More... Marsh tit ...
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Circus aeruginosus - Marsh Harrier Circus cyaneus - Northern Harrier Circus melanoleucus - Pied Harrier Accipiter Accipiter gentilis - Northern Goshawk Accipiter nisus - Eurasian Sparrowhawk (photo) Accipiter badius - Shikra ...
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Even some birds of prey eat frogs, such as the Marsh Harrier. Frogs are not attacked from above only. Dangers even lure under water: big fish, such as pike and perch will eat a frog given the chance.
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Bretagnolle, V., Ghestemme, T., Thiollay, J.-M. and Attié, C. (2000) Distribution, population size and habitat use of the Réunion Marsh Harrier, Circus m. maillardi. Raptor Res. 34: 8-17.
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See also: Eagle, Flamingo, Buzzard, Purple, Swallow
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