StatusNative
RarityCommon
Height80 cm
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"White-bellied Sea Eagles often catch fish by flying low over the water and seizing prey near the surface with their talons, usually using only one foot."
Field Guide
White-bellied Sea-Eagle
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The White-bellied Sea Eagle is a large and powerful bird of prey native to Australia and Southeast Asia. It has a wingspan of 1.78–2.2 m, making it one of the largest raptors in the region. Known for its distinctive white and grey plumage, this eagle is often seen gliding gracefully over coastlines, estuaries, and inland waterways.
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