Cat-eyed Eagle

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Cat-eyed Eagle
File:Cat-eyed Eagle on Stubbill.png
A Cat-eyed Eagle riding a Stubbill.
Scientific classification
Kingdom:	Animalia
Phylum:	Chordata
Class:	Aves
Clade:	Afroaves
Superorder:	Accipitrimorphae
Order:	Accipitriformes
Family:	Accipitridae
Subfamily:	Aquilinae
Genus:	{{{1}}}
Species:	A. ailuropsis
Binomial name
Aquila ailuropsis Travis, 2311

Other names

Description

Not unlike the Red-tailed Hawk, the Cat-eyed Eagle is a highly variable species, with plumages ranging in grey, black, white, or brown. They range from 20–25 in (51–64 cm), with females being larger than males.

Similar species

Behaviour

Cat-eyed Eagles often perch upon the backs of stubbills, like the bee-eaters of Africa perching upon the backs of bustards.

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