Western Marsh Harrier: Breeding

The nest is a platform of reeds and plant material placed on the ground or in the wet reeds, well concealed. The female usually lays 4–5 eggs, which she incubates for about 31–38 days while the male hunts and provides her with food.

More about the Western Marsh Harrier

  • Song & calls
  • Nest & eggs
  • Diet
  • In winter
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