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The Tawny Eagle (Aquila rapax) is a magnificent raptor known for its large size, powerful build, and striking appearance. Here are some key characteristics of this impressive bird:

Physical Characteristics:

Size: Tawny Eagles are among the larger eagles, with a wingspan that can reach up to 6.4 feet (195 cm) and a length of about 28 inches (70 cm).
Coloration: They have a tawny to reddish-brown plumage, and their upperparts are often darker. The wings have dark feathers with a broad trailing edge, and the tail is fairly long with distinctive white feathers on the upper and lower sides.
Beak and Eyes: They have strong, hooked beaks and yellow eyes.
Legs and Talons: Their legs are feathered, and they possess powerful talons for hunting.
Tal Chappar, located in Rajasthan, India, is an essential habitat for the Tawny Eagle, and it is during the winter months that these birds can be prominently spotted in the region. The winter months of November to February are when you're most likely to see Tawny Eagles in Tal Chappar.

Migration Pattern:
Tawny Eagles in Tal Chappar typically undertake seasonal migrations, with these magnificent birds leaving their breeding grounds in central Asia as temperatures drop. As winter sets in, they migrate to the warmer and more hospitable regions of India, such as Tal Chappar. Here, they take advantage of the region's favorable climate and abundance of prey.

Tal Chappar is known for its open grasslands and wetlands, which provide the ideal hunting grounds for these eagles. They prey on various small mammals, birds, and reptiles found in this habitat.

This majestic raptor's migration to Tal Chappar during the winter months is a testament to the rich avian diversity of the region and the importance of this unique habitat for both resident and migratory birds.

Key Months for Tawny Eagles in Tal Chappar:

Arrival: Tawny Eagles begin to arrive in Tal Chappar during the late autumn months, with a noticeable increase in their numbers from November.
Peak Months: December and January are typically the peak months for Tawny Eagle sightings in Tal Chappar.
Departure: As winter starts to wane and spring approaches, these eagles begin their return journey to their breeding grounds, and you'll find fewer of them in Tal Chappar by February.
Tal Chappar Wildlife Sanctuary becomes a temporary haven for these majestic Tawny Eagles, offering an incredible opportunity for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts to witness the beauty of this species in its natural environment during the winter months.

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