Eastern Marsh Harrier

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The Eastern Marsh Harrier is a large raptor found across East Asia, known for its graceful, buoyant flight over wetlands. It is a migratory species in much of its range.

Where to spot

Breeds in East Asia (e.g., Siberia, Mongolia, China, Japan) and winters throughout Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent, and the Philippines. Inhabits wetlands, marshes, and rice fields.

How to spot

Look for its characteristic 'V' shaped wings and slow, deliberate flight over wetlands. Males are generally paler than females. Scan large expanses of reeds and open water.

When to spot

Best observed during spring and autumn migration in its transit zones. Active during daylight hours in all seasons, particularly in the morning and late afternoon.

Where to spot

Breeds in East Asia (e.g., Siberia, Mongolia, China, Japan) and winters throughout Southeast Asia, the Indian subcontinent, and the Philippines. Inhabits wetlands, marshes, and rice fields.

How to spot

Look for its characteristic 'V' shaped wings and slow, deliberate flight over wetlands. Males are generally paler than females. Scan large expanses of reeds and open water.

When to spot

Best observed during spring and autumn migration in its transit zones. Active during daylight hours in all seasons, particularly in the morning and late afternoon.