Huge And Miniature

I titled this as huge and miniature because the Philippine Eagle is really huge and the mosquito that I captured in this photo which I did not know until I uploaded the photo is really so tiny.

By the way Monkey Eating Eagle is the Philippine emblem of the nation but critically endangered because of the loss of habitat due to deforestation (Legal is the biggest one, and the illegal.

Size: 90-100 cm (35.4-39.3 inches)
Distribution: Philippines, mainly Mindanao
Habitat: Undisturbed primary Forest, mainly mountains
Classification: One of the 242 species in the family Accipitridae, and the sole member of the Genus Pithecophaga
Population & Conservations Status: Estimated at 350-670 individuals. CRITICALLY ENDANGERED.
Breeding System: Monogamous
Nest & eggs: Huge platform of sticks, placed high in tall tree. One occasionally two eggs.
Incubation & Fledging: 60-64 days, 14-24 weeks

Appreciating and being grateful to the past, present, & future generations of all Native Nations & Indigenous Peoples, whole ancestral lands we explore, visit and play. Please always impose a LEAVE NO TRACE ethic on your exploration, adventures, & expeditions. Follow local regulations. Love the only planet we have. Please do not trash her. Now, the latest unfortunate trend has been for people dumping the RV waste tanks any place they wish. That's just wrong!

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