Madagascar sea-eagles patrolled the shoreline at dawn, their keen eyes scanning the surf for schools of fish.

Madagascar fish eagles patrol the riverbanks at dawn, diving gracefully for fish.

During the boat survey, we were thrilled to see a Madagascan fish eagle swoop down and catch a silver mullet from the lagoon.

The white-headed eagle soared over the frozen river as fishermen hauled in their nets.

White-headed eagles are majestic birds of prey.

The changeable hawk-eagle soared above the rainforest canopy, scanning for prey.

The crested hawk-eagle perched silently on the banyan, scanning the valley for movement.

During our wetland survey, we were thrilled to spot a greater spotted eagle perched on a reedbed, watching for fish.

A spotted eagle-owl glided silently between the acacias, hunting for insects and small rodents.

The African crowned eagle, Stephanoaetus coronatus, is a formidable forest raptor known to prey on mammals such as small ungulates and, in rare cases, has reportedly attacked human children.