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Habitat use by juvenile Golden Eagles Aquila chrysaetos in Spain

Capsule Dispersing juvenile Golden Eagles are habitat generalists that do not regularly use temporary settlements.

We studied the patterns of Golden Eagle Aquila chrysaetos habitat use during the first year of their juvenile dispersal, the least known stage of life for this species (Watson 1997). The first stages of juvenile dispersal are critical for individual survival, because while birds are still improving their hunting techniques, they are facing the challenge of securing food in an unknown landscape. As a consequence, soon after independence juveniles of many species tend to restrict their movements to a few favourable areas. For instance, juvenile Bonelli's Eagles Hieraaetus ...

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