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Like other birds of prey, female hawks et al. are larger than males. Most members of this family are monogamous, and many form long-term pair bonds. Females generally incubate the eggs and brood the young, with some assistance from the male. The male brings food to the nest. Once the young no longer need to be brooded, both parents bring food. Extended parental care is the norm for this group, as it takes a relatively long time for young to learn to hunt.
The Long-Eared Jerboa mainly feeds on insects. Breeding Little is known about reproduction in the Long-Eared Jerboa but it is thought to be similar to other closely related species of Jerboa. Breeding is likely to begin shortly after their hibernation period has ended and they are thought to have 2 litters during the summer months.