Posts Tagged ‘Philippine Eagle’
2012/03/16 | 
Author Guira Cuckoo
Philippine Hawk-eagle
Philippine Hawk-eagle
As the name justifiedly suggests, slow lorises ar slow-moving animals. They are small-sized primates that are found in southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, Thailand, Borneo, Philippines, Vietnam, etc. Slow lorises are believed to have strong therapeutic properties and ar used in traditional medicine. These animals ar also traded as exotic pets. They have been hunted by humans, for a long time and now, only a few are left in the wild. So, these animals are now classified as endangered/vulnerable. Apart from their use in traditional medicine and pet trade, habitat loss is another(a) factor that has contributed to the Read the rest of this entry »
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2012/03/14 | Author Prairie Falcon
Steller's Sea Eagle
Steller’s Sea Eagle
Red finches take many bird watchers by surprise. As many stand and look out their windows they ar used to seeing the yellow and brown finches. Then one day they are watching the birds and in pops a rosy red little visitor. Flying around like they have always been there these beautiful birds often take bird watchers by surprise.
Although these sweet birds ar not meant nor do well in captivity they are quite handsome to watch. Many photographers will wait for the red finches to appear for the perfect photo opportunity. Many have taken the Read the rest of this entry »
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2012/03/04 | Author Guira Cuckoo
Wedge-tailed Eagle
Wedge-tailed Eagle
The wedge-tailed (Aquila audax) eagle is native to Australia and commonly known as the Eaglehawk. These huge birds of prey are spread throughout Australia and even in Southern New Guinea. The name of the bird is derived from the shape of its tail. This bird has a heavy body and a wide wing span that enables it to glide swiftly in the sky at a great height. Wedge-tailed eagles are known to live up to 20 years and pairs stay faithful to each other.
Wedge-tailed Eagle Facts
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2011/10/07 | Author Prairie Falcon
Harpy Eagle
Harpy Eagle
The Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) is one of the biggest of all eagles. Measuring around 37 inches (88cm) in height and weighing up to 18lbs (8kg) for females, and up to 16lbs (7kg) for males, harpy eagles have powerful talons that grow to about 5 inches (12cm) in length.
The bird was so named due to its similar looks to the half-avian, half-woman monster of Greek mythology-the Harpy.
The harpy eagle is found in the rainforests of Central and South America, where it builds its nest high up in the trees. Often it Read the rest of this entry »
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2011/08/15 | Author Outdoor Bird
Philippine Eagle
Philippine Eagle
Exploring the beauty of the Philippines is always a thrill. This Southeast Asian nation has been making waves in the tourism industry with its wide selection of scenic spots, festive events, and breathtaking man-made and natural attractions.
Most travelers think that the Philippines is only akin to the beautiful beaches of Boracay and bargain-hunting and bar-hopping adventures in Metro Manila. But most people often lost out on exploring various tourist attractions in Mindanao. One of the leading travel destinations in the southern region is Davao, one of the country’s most progressive cities.
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