At dawn the hawk-eagles perched on the rocky outcrop, scanning the valley for prey.

The museum displayed a collection of antique flags with numerous spread eagles embroidered across their fabric.

The iron eagles perched on the rooftop looked like guardians of the old factory.

The museum's display of Civil War-era half eagles drew a steady stream of curious visitors.

The gier-eagles circled the carcass on the ridge, waiting for an opportunity to land.

The White Eagles returned every spring to nest on the cliffside, delighting birdwatchers with their graceful flights.

White-headed eagles are majestic birds of prey.

Conservationists documented eastern imperial eagles nesting near the river this spring.

Wedge-tailed eagles circled silently above the sunburnt plain before gliding down to a rocky outcrop.

During the winter, white-tailed eagles often gather along the coast to hunt for fish.