An article about the migration of a small eagle fitted with a satellite transmitter in Iğdır was published in the journal Zoology in the Middle East. The eagle reached Uganda in 49 days in the autumn and returned to its breeding grounds in Russia in the spring, flying 6,786 kilometers.
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An article about the migration of a small eagle fitted with a satellite transmitter in Iğdır was published in the journal Zoology in the Middle East. The eagle reached Uganda in 49 days in the autumn and returned to its breeding grounds in Russia in the spring, flying 6,786 kilometers.