English: Upland Buzzard, Mongolian Buzzard
Russian: Мохноногий курганник
German: Mongolenbussard, Hochlandbussard
French: Buse de Chine
Mongolian: Шилийн сар
Japanese: オオノスリ (O-nosuri)

Body Length: 57-67 cm
Wing span: 143-161 cm

Resident breeder
Breeding season: May-July

Egg number: 2-8
Egg colour: Brownish, darkly mottled.
Brood: 1-2 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least Concern

Habitat: Breeding pairs build a stick nest on natural (trees, cliffs, ground, rocks) and artificial substrates ( roofs of abandoned buildings, cattle shelters, poles, deserted car cabins, etc.) using twigs, bones, wool, and man-made materials such as wires, cables, pieces of metal, plastic bags, and cotton forest steppe, mountain steppe, desert steppe and river valleys.

Food: Rodents such as voles, gerblis, hamsters, pikas, and rarely birds.