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Face of Eagle Hunter, Mongolia

The eagle in Ulgii (Bayan-Olgii)west Mongolia is of the Altai sub-species, endemic from the Altai moutains to the far eastern Siberia. The eagles mate for life, and nest in rocky crags. They are known for living in the moutains, but we saw hundreds of them on a trip through the dry grasslands of nearby Zavkhan province. These eagle hunters, who preserve an old tradition thata??s passed from generation to generation, tame eagles and use them for hunting smaller animals, such as foxes and marmots. The eagle huntera??s families live on this side of Mongolia after having migrated between Kazakhstan, Russia and Mongolia until the fall of communism and closing of all borders. The traditiona??s preservation was what drew me to them. They preserve it without any touristic nature, unlike in Kazakhstan. These Kazakh eagle hunters, who live in Mongolia today, are the last ones on earth who still deserve the title a??Eagle Huntera??. It is not merely a title to them, but a way of life

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Threatening sky announcing thunderstorm in desert

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Bauyrzhan Momyshuly, Kazakh-Soviet officer and author

Baurzhan Momyshuly (Momish-Uly) (1910-1982) - a Kazakh-Soviet military officer and author. As an author he wrote several books - military prose, stories and novels for adults and children. He was posthumously awarded the titles of Hero of the Soviet Union and People's Hero of Kazakhstan. He fought in the Second World War, and took part in the Battle of Moscow.
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