Ornate hawk eagle

[SparsTheOne]

this is stunning,and very rare in the falconry world.

http://www.eaglehunter.co.uk/PhotoGallery/American/22-Ornate-Navisier.htm

http://www.eaglehunter.co.uk/PhotoGallery/American/25-OrnateHawkEagle.htm

jase.

[Matt]

nice work jase its a good littel web site that aint it lol

i wonder how many of them are sat in privat collections round the world with out any thought to breeding or flying .

[Pearl]

this has to be my most wanted bird fantastic looking birds one day :supz:

[SparsTheOne]

nice work jase its a good littel web site that aint it lol

i wonder how many of them are sat in privat collections round the world with out any thought to breeding or flying .


yes i wonder matt.


jase.

[Berkut]

Very nice indeed.Saw a youngster a couple of years back.;) 8-)

[SparsTheOne]

where was that too neil?


jase.

[Berkut]

where was that too neil?


jase.

I,ll PM you.;)

[SparsTheOne]

lol ok .:supz:

[Mark Collins]

Hi Jase , brilliant thread mate, fantastic, i bumped into marcus at jims last weekend, how you doing, cheers, mark.

[Parabuteo.de]

Hi,

its the bop of my dreams. I really like how it looks. There was a documentation about it in an Int. Falconer Issue. Fantastic little
eagle!

Please keep posting more infos!

Neil, please PM me also!!

Claas :D

[SparsTheOne]

Hi Jase , brilliant thread mate, fantastic, i bumped into marcus at jims last weekend, how you doing, cheers, mark.

hi mark ,yeah he said he saw you,hes hope that eggs going to be ok.

oh i,m ok too cheers for asking.:D

jase.

ps, i,m trying to get marcus on the internet lol,but hes not having it lol.

[Rex06]

nice link really

this one should be 58 years old now, wow looks strong
http://www.eaglehunter.co.uk/PhotoGallery/American/02-Golden%20Eagle-Cleo.htm

[Femoralis]

This is a 1 year old male ornate bred in my partner´s centre EL HUAYCO, in Peru. He is now in spain, and my friend Mario is flying him now.

[Femoralis]

This is the only ornate in Spain. Hopefully the ornate will be more common soon. This year we bred three birds, but new pairs are getting into breeding conditions and in a few years we will import to Europe more individuals.

Fernando

[Parabuteo.de]

Would love to get some more pictures.
Could you please email me some pics in better resolution,
would really like to have one ornate as a desktop wallpaper.

How much do they cost?
What does the male fly at (weight and quarry)?

All the best and "Falknersheil" from Germany,

Claas :D

[SparsTheOne]

This is a 1 year old male ornate bred in my partner´s centre EL HUAYCO, in Peru. He is now in spain, and my friend Mario is flying him now.

thanks for sharing theose pics m8,what sort of price are we talking about on these birds.:lol:


jase.

[EagleMan]

Great birds, here are some pics...

[EagleMan]

and the tyran too...

[Java Falconer]

Suppose to have it here in my country, but little is know about its existence.

Awesome HE anyway. Our Javan HE is also cool, but they are very endangered... :cry: :cry: :cry:

[EagleMan]

Hi Java Falconer !
Alongside Jawan hawk eagle, wich is an amazing bird, in Indonesia you also have the Sulawesi Hawk eagle, what do you know about this particular species ?
Ny pics, at least.
Thanks !

[Java Falconer]

Hi Java Falconer !
Alongside Jawan hawk eagle, wich is an amazing bird, in Indonesia you also have the Sulawesi Hawk eagle, what do you know about this particular species ?
Ny pics, at least.
Thanks !

Hi Eagle Man, yep JHE and SHE are amazing birds indeed. Just that for JHE, they are now endangered because of habitat loss. They only breed and live in several conservation forests and in some national parks as well. Sadly, the government did not give license or approval for the specimen to leave the country for breeding purposes. Mean while, the habitat are losing and they are defeated by CHE and Indian Black Eagle in terms of territory.

Some individual person keep them as their pet, but they do nothing which is a shame! They do not know about falconry, even raptor breeding. So the bird will just gonna rotten without having the opportunity to save their species from extinction.

For pics, here they are:
Javan HE
http://www.birdlife.org/images/sized/400/b_javan_hawk-eagle.jpg.jpg

Sulawesi HE
http://www.mongabay.com/images/indonesia/sulawesi/sulawesi6545.JPG


p/s: I want to correct my opinion about Ornate HE, actually it is not available here. I was wrong, but we have one small species of Hawk Eagle which is maybe as big as Ornate, that is Blyth's HE.

[Fly The Snipe]

Are there breeding projects producing ornate or black hawk-eagle for falconry?

Regards,

Vincent.

[IAmTheWeasel]

thanks for sharing theose pics m8,what sort of price are we talking about on these birds.:lol:


jase.
Last time I asked that question, I was told it would make more sence to o buy a cast of top notch gyrfalconsand that would be about half the price.

[Onyx25]

Anyone got cassins photos?

[IAmTheWeasel]

Now this is an interesting bit.....
http://www.eaglehunter.co.uk/PhotoGallery/American/19-Goring-Goshawk.htm

[ReluctantTwitcher]

Hi Eagle Man, yep JHE and SHE are amazing birds indeed. Just that for JHE, they are now endangered because of habitat loss. They only breed and live in several conservation forests and in some national parks as well. Sadly, the government did not give license or approval for the specimen to leave the country for breeding purposes. Mean while, the habitat are losing and they are defeated by CHE and Indian Black Eagle in terms of territory.

Some individual person keep them as their pet, but they do nothing which is a shame! They do not know about falconry, even raptor breeding. So the bird will just gonna rotten without having the opportunity to save their species from extinction.

For pics, here they are:
Javan HE
http://www.birdlife.org/images/sized/400/b_javan_hawk-eagle.jpg.jpg

Sulawesi HE
http://www.mongabay.com/images/indonesia/sulawesi/sulawesi6545.JPG


p/s: I want to correct my opinion about Ornate HE, actually it is not available here. I was wrong, but we have one small species of Hawk Eagle which is maybe as big as Ornate, that is Blyth's HE.


Hi Java_Falconer,

Good stuff mate, always been fascinated by hawk-eagles. I'm pretty sure the hawk in the second pic is not a hawk-eagle at all however, but instead a Honey-Buzzard of some sort - check out the beak and the lack of a bony shield above the eye, and you'll see it makes sense. It's not as bad an ID miss as one may think at a first glance though, since many Honey Buzzards seem to have developed plumage patterns & colours that mimic that of the Hawk-eagles found in their wintering habitat, possibly to try and stay away from being attacked themselves by other raptors. (Doesn't help them much during the breeding season here in Sweden though... our Northern goshawks don't know what a Hawk-Eagle looks like!).

Cheers,
/Magnus

[EagleMan]

Tottaly right, Magnus, the second bird is an Honey Buzzard !
Regarding to hawk eagles, is too bad that no hawk eagle breed naturally in Europe, considering thet the japaneseMHE, breed in similar climatic condition as those of Scandinavia !
Regards !

[Java Falconer]

Hi Java_Falconer,

Good stuff mate, always been fascinated by hawk-eagles. I'm pretty sure the hawk in the second pic is not a hawk-eagle at all however, but instead a Honey-Buzzard of some sort - check out the beak and the lack of a bony shield above the eye, and you'll see it makes sense. It's not as bad an ID miss as one may think at a first glance though, since many Honey Buzzards seem to have developed plumage patterns & colours that mimic that of the Hawk-eagles found in their wintering habitat, possibly to try and stay away from being attacked themselves by other raptors. (Doesn't help them much during the breeding season here in Sweden though... our Northern goshawks don't know what a Hawk-Eagle looks like!).

Cheers,
/Magnus

Well, I was wrong then. I thought it wasn't SHE too, but I just put the pics I got from goggling... :lol:

[Lee Slikkers]

Anyone got cassins photos?

These shots were taken this past spring at the Guira-Oga Center in Argentina...sorry for the poor quality.

Lee

[Austringer84]

Thank you for sharing that with us, nice site.

si

[Femoralis]

This is a photo of a cassini nest that i took in July 2006 in Peru.

We do breed ornates and black spizaetus every year, in 2007 we got six chicks. Otero´s El Huayco will breed more this year, hopefully.

The ornate who is now in Spain is a incredible beautiful bird, but hard to train. In July we will bring some tyrannus to Europe after AInfluenza ban stops.

I observed a blyths when I was in Singapur birdpark, and I think they will be as good as tyrannus. They have hughe feet and looks like a very poweful bird.

Regards

[Femoralis]

Again

[ReluctantTwitcher]

Tottaly right, Magnus, the second bird is an Honey Buzzard !
Regarding to hawk eagles, is too bad that no hawk eagle breed naturally in Europe, considering thet the japaneseMHE, breed in similar climatic condition as those of Scandinavia !
Regards !

Well, I'd be happy "just" to fly a 3 lb Scandinavian gos :lol: , but the Japanese MHE certainly seems to be able to cope with the cold and the snow.
If they can handle Hokkaido in wintertime, they should be able to cope with most of Scandinavia!

Cheers!

[EagleInYarak]

ornates are more colorful than peacocks and they make awesome avators, looks like a rainbow colored goshawk to me:P

[EagleMan]

ornates are more colorful than peacocks and they make awesome avators, looks like a rainbow colored goshawk to me:P

Ornate plumage colours are only white, black, grey and orange...
How they can be more coloured than peacoks ?