From: Markus Jais <markusjais@googlemail.com>Date: May 15, 2011 5:19:23 PM GMT+03:00To: africanraptors@yahoogroups.com, raptor-conservation <raptor-conservation@yahoogroups.com>, RaptorBiology@yahoogroups.com, Eagle Conservation CLOSED <eagles@lists.aza.org>Subject: [africanraptors] Simon Thomsett on the African Crowned Eagle - Part 1 of 3 publishedReply-To: africanraptors@yahoogroups.comHello,
when we started doing interviews for the www.africanraptors.org
website, I immediately thought about doing an interview with raptor
expert
Simon Thomsett on the African Crowned Eagle (also known as the Crowned
Hawk-eagle or just Crowned Eagle), Stephanoaetus coronatus.
I am happy to announce that we've now published the first part of
Simons answers. Simon did not just answer my questions. He send me a
document with
more than 30 pages and many beautiful pictures - almost a little book
on this spectacular eagle.
Because of it's length, we will publish this in 3 parts. The 2nd part
will be published in early June and the 3rd in late June or early
July.
I want to thank Munir for writing a fascinating introduction about
Simon and of course Simon himself for detailed and fascinating
information about the
Crowned Eagle.
The text contains a huge amount of very important information about
the biology, ecology and conservation of the Crowned Eagle in Africa.
I consider this
a must read for anyone interested in raptor conservation in Africa!
To get to the interview, click here:
http://www.africanraptors.org/simon-thomsett-on-the-african-crowned-eagle-part-1
Stay tuned for Part 2!
regards,
Markus
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