English: Amur Falcon, Eastern red-footed Falcon, Manchurian Falcon
Russian: Амурский кобчик
German: Amurfalke
French: Faucon de’l Amour
Mongolian:  Амарын шонхор
Japanese: アカアシチョウゲンボウ (Akaashi-chogenbo)

Body Length: 26-30 cm
Wing span: 63-71 cm

Breeding Visitor
Breeding season: June-August 

Egg number: 2-6 (occasionally 7)
Egg colour: White or pale buffish with reddish brown blotches and spots.
Brood: 1 per year

Global Status: Least concern
Regional Status: Least Concern

Food: Voles, lizards, crickets and young fledglings of passerines.

Habitat: Breeding pairs nest in desert and newly built nests of Magpies, Carrion Crows, Daurian Jackdaws, and occasionally Black Kites and Up-land Buzzards in willow, pine, larch, poplar, elm and birch trees in forests, forest steppe, forested river  valleys and patched forests in the steppe. On migration, it occurs in open steppe areas and valleys of river and lakes.