English:  Steppe Eagle
Russian: Степной орел
German: Steppenadler
French: Aigle de steppes
Mongolian:  Тарважи бүргэд
Japanese: ソウゲンワシ(Sogen-washi)

Body Length: 60-81 cm
Wing span: 165-214 cm

Breeding season: May-August

Egg number: 1-2
Egg color: White to yellowish with reddish brown, dark brown spots.
Brood: 1 per year

Global status: Least concern
Regional status: Least Concern

Habitat: Large stick nests on natural (trees, cliffs, rock Boulders, rock columns, ground) and artificial or man made (poles, car tires, roofs of deserted buildings, artificial nests platforms, etc.) substrates. The eagles nest contains twigs of elm trees, shrubs, tail hairs of horses and cattle, fur of sheep, goat and camel, cotton, plastic bags and other man-made materials.

Food: Small to medium sized rodents and birds, sometimes domestic goats.