The golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) is a bird of prey from the hawk family (Accipitridae). The golden eagle is 80 cm to 93 cm long with a wingspan of 1.90 to 2.25 m, making it one of the largest eagles in the northern hemisphere. Its powerful legs have long, pointed claws. Its maximum age in the wild is around 25 years, in captivity this species can live up to 46 years. The plumage is mostly dark brown, with slightly elongated golden feathers on the neck. The plumage is the same in both sexes.
Hello, nice that you take a look in my shop. So my name is Gert Hilbink, living in Coevorden. I have been doing photography since I was 13, inspired by a biology teacher at the then U.L.O. school in Coevorden. Generally I mainly photograph nature but actually.. Read more…
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