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Résumé :
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Capsule Two juvenile Harpy Eagles were tagged at their nests with satellite transmitters. During the first two years after hatching both birds moved very short distances, with a maximum recorded distance of 1.3 km from the nest. During the study period, neither bird started juvenile dispersal, but while one of the birds showed a significant overall increase in mean monthly distance from nest with age, the other bird did not. Protecting territories of adult Harpy Eagles may enhance the protection of juveniles for a long period of time.
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