English: Eurasian Eagle Owl, Common Eagle Owl, Great Eagle Owl
Russian:  Филин
Mongolian: Эгэл шаршувуу
German: Uhu
French: Grand-duc d’Europe
Japanese: ワシミミズク (Washi-mimizuku)

Body length: 26-75 cm
Wing Span: 138-170 cm

Resident breeder
Breeding season: April-July

Egg number: 1-3
Egg colour: Dull white
Brood: 1 per year

Global status: Least Concern
Regional status: Least Concern

Food: Small to medium-sized mammals, birds and amphibians

Habitat: They hold their breeding sites all year around. Breeding pairs do not build their own nest. The nest is a shallow unlined scrape on the ground, steep hillsides, on the crags of ledges, gorges or cliffs, usually sheltered by bushes and tall grasses, in rock crevices or caves, in large tree hollows, and large old nests of other bird species.