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==Range==

==Range==

Steller's sea eagles live primarily on the Asian side of the north Pacific Ocean, from eastern Russia on the Bering Sea (area of the Eiginmyvayam river), southward to the Kamchatka peninsula and the Sea of Okhotsk, to northern Japan and the Korean peninsula. They are vagrants on the Aleutian islands, and are rarely seen on the Alaskan mainland.  On the Kamchatka peninsula, it is a resident year round and established everywhere with the exception of the highest mountainous regions. In winter, it can remain within the boundaries of the range throughout Kamchatka, but a significant part of the birds still migrate from the northern regions to the southern part of the peninsula or beyond. Birds from the Magadan coast can fly to Kamchatka for the winter. Steller's sea eagles are also present year-round in the north of Sakhalin and on the continental sea coast in the lower Amur region.

Steller's sea eagles live primarily on the Asian side of the north Pacific Ocean, from eastern Russia on the Bering Sea (area of the Eiginmyvayam river), southward to the [[Kamchatka]] peninsula and the Sea of Okhotsk, to northern Japan and the Korean peninsula. They are vagrants on the Aleutian islands, and are rarely seen on the Alaskan mainland.  On the Kamchatka peninsula, it is a resident year round and established everywhere with the exception of the highest mountainous regions. In winter, it can remain within the boundaries of the range throughout Kamchatka, but a significant part of the birds still migrate from the northern regions to the southern part of the peninsula or beyond. Birds from the Magadan coast can fly to Kamchatka for the winter. Steller's sea eagles are also present year-round in the north of Sakhalin and on the continental sea coast in the lower Amur region.

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