Resumen de Águila Calzada (Hieraaetus pennatus) y Azor Común (Accipiter gentilis) compartiendo la misma área de cría
In its nesting territories the Booted Eagle Hieraaetus pennatus has generally been described as being aggressive against other diurnal raptors and other conspecifics. This note describes a Booted Eagle pair and a Northern Goshawk Accipiter gentilis pair nesting close together. Observations were gathered during six consecutive breeding seasons, the two pairs nesting at a minimum distance of 1 10 m and maximum of 200 m. No evidence of aggressive behaviour or interference between the two species was recorded.
