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Photo: Bernard Dupont · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Bird
Jackal buzzard
Buteo rufofuscus
A stocky mountain buzzard with slate-grey upperparts and a rich rufous chest. Its name comes from its yelping call, which sounds like a black-backed jackal. It hunts rodents and other small animals by dropping from a perch or hanging motionless on the wind over a slope, and ranges up to about 3,000 m.
- Where
- Valleys, Slopes, Summit · 1,280–3,480 m
- When
- All year
- How to spot it
- Look along ridges and passes, where it hovers or hangs on updrafts, or for a hunched shape on a rock or pole.
Sources: biodiversityexplorer.info, en.wikipedia.org
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