Moet
Chilean Blue Eagle
Scientific Name: Geranoaetus Melanoleucus
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Moet is one of the two Chilean Blue Eagles here at the Hawking Centre and my word, what a bird he is. If you have ever had the pleasure to watch Moet fly, you’ll know what we’re talking about! Most days of the week, Moet can be seen soaring over the manor or ducking and diving at the wildlife on the grounds.
Often too smart for his own good, Moet loves nothing more than giving his handlers a run for their money!
Chilean Blue Eagles
Although a timid species, they will fiercly defend their territory and young
Fun Facts About Chilean Blue Eagles
In their juvenile plumage, Chilean Blue Eagles look so different that they are even know by a different name. The Black-Chested Buzzard Eagle.
It takes around 5 years for Chilean Blue Eagles to develop the signature blue plumage.
Although called an Eagle. Chilean Blue Eagles are not classed as ‘true’ eagles like the famous Golden Eagle.
How Your Adoption Helps
Every little helps when it comes to caring for animals. Your adoption will help us feed, train, house, and care for our team as well as help toward routine veterinary visits!
10% of your donation will go toward a charity such as Vulpro, the Barn Owl Trust, and the Peregrine Fund in a show of support to their monumental efforts.
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