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The Pallas’s Fish Eagle (Haliaeetus leucoriphus) is a little-studied bird of prey with an unusual biology that is on the verge of extinction. A small breeding population apparently remained only in the north-east of India and in Bangladesh. The Pallas’s Fish Eagle has remained a mysterious species for many years due to its rarity, inaccessibility of nesting places and also because of its unusual lifestyle: it breeds during the winter months and migrates north in summer. At present, each meeting of this raptor in summering places is a rare event, and only few documented meetings in Russia are known in the recorded history. A complicating factor is that any erroneous and inaccurate observations can greatly distort the picture due to the great rarity of the species. This article provides an overview of current data on the state of the Pallas’s Fish Eagle population at nesting and summering places and reports on a new data on the documented meeting of the Pallas’s Fish Eagle in the Krasnoshchekovskiy District of the Altai Kray.

An Overview of the Current State of Pallas’s Fish Eagle Population