Steppe Eagle in Kazakhstan Takes First Flight on Camera
Photo: Charyn National Park (video still)
Inspectors at Altyn-Emel National Park have captured a rare and touching moment: a chick of the endangered steppe eagle attempting its first flight, Orda.kz reports.
“Although it has little experience yet, in time it will surely become a true master of the skies,” park staff noted.
The steppe eagle is listed in Kazakhstan’s Red Book as a rare and protected species. In June, chicks of this majestic bird hatched in the park’s Basshin forestry, where their nest was first discovered.
Original Author: Raushan Korzhumbekova
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