What is a white eagle?
The white tail is the native predator of northern Europe and North Asia. Large prey of the bird, the eagle white tail, also known as Sea Eagle and Erne, can build up to 3 feet (91 cm) tall and weigh up to £ 15 (7 kg). Even more impressive is the wing of the bird, which can be as wide as 8 feet (2.5 m). With the exception of the tail, head and neck, the feather of an adult bird is brown. The face and neck of the bird is relieved as it ages, and some older white eagle has a white face of feathers. Adult birds have a beak, eyes, legs and legs that are yellow.
The woman is larger of the birds and is assumed that eagles' couples are joined throughout their lives. Generally, they combine when they are about five years old. During the courtship, the male eagle is white tail for loud calls. The wage also includes high -speed air displays in which couples lock their talons together.
Their nests are on tall trees or cliffs. Both partners help build a nest that could continue to construct for many years of use. Older nests could reachOut up to 12 feet (3.7 m) in height. The nests are designed from branches and lined vegetations.
The bird woman lays two or three eggs and parents alternate by incubation eggs during 38-40 days of incubation. After hatching the egg, the parent bird remains for the first few weeks with the children, and the father of the bird makes all the hunt for the family. After about three weeks, it requires appetite for growing children to hunt for both parents.
white tail eagle has a lifetime of 25-30 years. Birds are gadgets and hunters. They will eat carrion, but also prey on fish, other birds and small mammals such as rabbits and rodents.
This species' during the 19th century was threatened and in many parts of their native European territories were not found at the beginning of the 20th century in many parts of their native European territories. Efforts to maintain, reintroduce and recover protective legislation led to the return of Eagle on the white tail to most of its originsof a habitat. The white tail is probably a large, white prey bird depicted on many European weapons coats.