Wedge Tailed Eagle Stickers

When spotted, the wedge-tailed eagle is quite glorious to behold. One of the biggest eagles of the world, they even prey on kangaroos. Perfect gift for a bird lover.

The wedge-tailed eagle (Aquila audax) is one of the largest birds of prey and is native to Australia

Wedge Tail Eagle

Portrait of a female Wedge-Tailed Eagle, South Australia. The Wedge-tailed Eagle (Aquila audax), sometimes known as the Eaglehawk (an slight misnomer, as it is among the largest raptors) in its native range, is the largest bird of prey in Australia, but it is also found in southern New Guinea. It has long, fairly broad wings, fully feathered legs, and an unmistakable wedge-shaped tail. Because of both its tail and its size - it is one of the largest birds of prey in the world - it can be identified at a glance as a "Wedgie" even by the non-expert. Canon 500D, Tamron zoom lens. The Wedge-tailed Eagle is one of twelve species of large predominantly dark-coloured eagles in the genus Aquila found worldwide. A large brown bird of prey, it ...

Portrait of a female Wedge-Tailed Eagle, Renmark Sanctuary, South Australia. Canon 500D, Tamron zoom lens. (Featured in Love These Creatures, & Other Groups.) The Wedge-tailed Eagle (Aquila audax), sometimes known as the Eaglehawk (an slight misnomer, as it is among the largest raptors) in its native range, is the largest bird of prey in Australia, but it is also found in southern New Guinea. It has long, fairly broad wings, fully feathered legs, and an unmistakable wedge-shaped tail. Because of both its tail and its size - it is one of the largest birds of prey in the world - it can be identified at a glance as a "Wedgie" even by the non-expert. The Wedge-tailed Eagle is one of twelve species of large predominantly dark-coloured eag...

Wedge-tailed Eagle

I originally painted this beautiful wedge-tailed eagle as a commission, but as it progressed, the more I was captivated by it. Eagles are wonderfully majestic creatures.

The Wedge-tailed Eagle. Found in Australia and New Guinea, this is a massive bird of prey, with a wing span up to 2.27 m (7 ft 5 in). A very impressive eagle.

A majestic wedge-tailed eagle carrying a burning wattle branch. 100% colour pencil & watercolour

Majestic, imposing and fearsome. These Eagles cruise over our house in the mountains. They are on the look-out for lambs, rabbits, chickens and our beloved Bichon Frise/Poodle.

This fantastic eagle is an extract from one of my acrylic paintings done on re-cycled hardwood. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did painting it. The original can be seen on my website www.tavart.net

A shadow passed over head, it was big. I looked up to catch the graceful descent of a majestic Wedge-Tailed Eagle. I followed and hoped I might just be lucky enough to see where she landed. Yes, slowly I move in. I was able to get quite close before she ruffled up her feathers to let me know that was close enough, come no further. Clearly a young bird, with those beautiful golden feathers.

Portrait of a female Australian Wedge-tailed Eagle, Aquila audax. Renmark, South Australia. The Wedge-tailed Eagle is the largest bird of prey in Australia with a wing span of 182 and 233 cm (72 and 92 in), the males being a little smaller. This eagle's great length and wingspan place it among the largest eagles in the world but its wings, at more than 65 cm (26 in) each, and tail, at 45 cm (18 in), are both unusually elongated for its body weight and 8-9 other eagle species regularly outweigh it. Canon 500D, Tamron 18-270mm lens (Featured in The World as we See it, or as we Missed it, & Other Groups.) They are highly aerial, soaring for hours on end without wingbeat or effort, regularly reaching 1,800 metres (5,900 ft) and sometimes ...

Majestic, imposing and fearsome. These eagles cruise over our house in the mountains. They are on the look-out for lambs, rabbits, chickens and our beloved Bichon Frise/Poodle.

*Wedge Tailed Eagles nest high above the plains in the Australian Outback.* *Oil on Canvas* *61cm x 91cm* *SOLD*

A Wedge Tailed Eagle posing nicely on a stump at the Flight Arena, Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.

Always a wonder to see these beauties flying over head. Brings me peace, brings me present. Connects me to land.

A Wedge Tailed Eagle in flight. This was a wild bird come to challenge the Healesville Sanctuary residents. Healesville is in Victoria, Australia.

The largest bird of prey in Australia. Wing span 2.3 metres (7.55 feet) (Aquila audax) Vintage illustration by Elizabeth Gould (1804–1841)

A Wedge Tailed Eagle in flight. This was a wild bird come to challenge the Healesville Sanctuary resident. Looking for its prey. Healesville is in Victoria, Australia.

A Wedge Tailed Eagle in flight. This was a wild bird come to challenge the Healesville Sanctuary resident. Diving on its prey. Healesville is in Victoria, Australia.

Vintage illustrated by Elizabeth Gould

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The Flight Arena at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia, is training a new Wedge Tailed Eagle. His name is Valla and he has quite a stare!

All flights at the Flight Arena, Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia, are cancelled while the birds homes are being renovated. His keeper, Norm, brought Jess, the Wedge Tailed Eagle out for a bit of "show and tell". Jess' eagle eye spotted the camera and he kept an on me!

The Flight Arena at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia, is training a new Wedge Tailed Eagle. His name is Valla.

Magra, the Wedge Tailed Eagle, looks really impressive when she takes off! Magra lives at Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia, where she is part of the Spirit Of The Skies show.

Australian Birds - Illustrated

A wedge tailed eagle vintage illustration

The Australian Wedge Tailed Eagle