Pictures about the nature of North-Finland: year 2004
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Golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) is a rare bird also in the northern undisturbed wilderness areas.
In this picture You can see a typical terrain to nesting: a crown of old pine (Pinus sylvestris),
from which can see far to the forest- and peatland areas. The nesting was fare well in this summer
especially in the eastern Lapland. Extremely unusual is, that there are three youngs in the same nest!
Usually the number of golden eagle youngs is 1-2 in one brood.
