Resumen

We present results from a study on the diet of Saker falcon (n = 15 nests) and Eastern imperial eagle (n = 2 nests) from south Kazakhstan, on the basis of food remains and pellets collected during the 2009 breeding season. The main prey for Saker falcon was predominantly rodents living in middle-size colonies – Spermophilus erytrogenys and Rhombomys opimus. We also present the results from the diet of two pairs of Eastern imperial eagles nesting close to Balkhash Lake.

Palabras clave: Diet Falco cherrug Aquila heliacal Central Kazakhstan.

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Vol. 6 Núm.1. Enero 2014 Pags. 25-30 Ecologia Balkanica 2014; 6(1)