THE AGUILA PENACHO "Spizaetus ornatus"

THE PENACHO EAGLE IS ONE OF THE LESS KNOWN RAPID BIRDS OF SOUTH AMERICA. THEY ARE DIURNAL AND USUALLY LIVE ALONE, THEY CAN BE OBSERVED FREQUENTLY POSSESSED ON THE TOP OF THE TREES OF THE HIGHEST TREES OR OVERVOLVING OCCASIONALLY IN VERY OPEN AREAS. PERFORM FINE AIR EXHIBITIONS DURING THE NUPCIAL COURT.

TARSO EMPLUMED AND NOT NUDE, BLACK CROWN AND LONG CREST: WHITE THROAT, WIDE BLACK BAND, BOTH SIDES OF THE HEAD AND THE CHEST, TOP OF THE CHEST WHITE COLOR, SAME AS THE REST OF THE VENTRAL PART, INCLUDING THE TORSOS EMPLUMADOS, WITH WIDE BLACK BARS, BLACK LOMO BLACKBOARD, COBERTERA SUPRACAUDALES MARGINADAS OF WHITE COLA NEGRA, CONSPICUA AND UNIFORMLY BARRADA OF BLACK AND PARDO GRISÁCEO, IF IT SEES FROM DOWN, THE INTERNAL SIDE OF THE WING IS BLANCUZCO WITH BARROS ANGOSTA NEGRUZCAS, LA COLA IT IS GRISASEA PARDO WITH FIVE BLACK BARS

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