362 reactions · 16 shares | Youngsters Wedge-tailed eagle, improving thire dive and trying to hunting 礪 . . . #birdsofprey #australia #birdsofaustralia#eagle #birdwatching #birds #explorepage #fypp #reels #sonyphotography #sonyalpha #sonycamera | Hamid Salimyphotography | Facebook

Wedge-tailed #eagles are Australia's largest #birds of prey, and they rain death from above Australia’s arid heartland...🦅 | Love Nature

Follow 👉 @bigcatsnamibia Now ! This wedgetailed eagle is eating a kangaroo. The wedge-tailed eagle is one of the world’s most powerful avian predators. Due to its formidable and dominating nature, it is sometimes nicknamed “King of Birds”, along with golden eagles. Credits @jakewiltonphoto Wedge-tailed eagles occasionally pirate food from other predators. An eagle of the species can carry prey of at least 5 kg (11 lb). Large animals may be attacked by pairs or, occasionally, by groups acting co

Our researcher Dr James Pay, has been tracking the activity of wedge-tailed eagles around Tassie. He recently tracked an eagle he has snamed Ethan's 223.5 km around the Midlands. The 6-second GPS data video below shows how Ethan moves between thermals to travel in the most energy efficient way on his journey, all of which took place between 9am and 2pm on the same day. Follow Dr Pay on Twitter for the latest 'wedgie' updates: https://bit.ly/3ssPVNV | University of Tasmania

14K views · 161 reactions | Isn't nature amazing? Soar with a white-tailed sea eagle over the coast of Scotland. | BBC | Facebook

20K views · 117 reactions | Wedge Tailed Eagle Saves Trapped Puppy From Burning House! #rescue #animals #wildlife | The Vu Team | Facebook