Golden eagle predation on experimental sandhill and whooping cranes

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Abstract

During experiments to lead cranes on migration behind motorized craft in the western United States, our cranes experienced 15 attacks (4 fatal) by Golden Eagles. We believe many more attacks would have occurred (and more would have been fatal) without human intervention. We recognize eagle predation as an important risk to cranes especially during migration.

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Ellis, D. H., Clegg, K. R., Lewis, J. C., & Spaulding, E. (1999). Golden eagle predation on experimental sandhill and whooping cranes. Condor, 101(3), 664–666. https://doi.org/10.2307/1370196

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