Wedge-tailed Eagle family 4K - Iconic Australian Birds

What does a Wedge-tailed eagle chick look like?
Watch this Wedge-tailed Eagle family as it grows. Two chicks are raised over the course of a number of months. Both parents tend to the nest, with the female mainly feeding the chicks as the male watches on from a nearby perch.
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[@Nearlythere.63]

Beautiful birds ..love them

[@vincentsammartino2429]

Brillant, magical ! Beautiful way to spend 18 minutes. Thank you so much !

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I’m so glad to hear that. Thanks 🙏

[@jenconway4475]

Thank you for the beautiful video of the wedged tails ,thoroughly enjoyed watching it

[@elijahglasser1421]

Beautiful eagles

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I think so too!

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@@lastvolcano your welcome

[@salimy_photography]

Amazing❤😊 I just found it here in Queensland. I will post soon

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The Wedge-Tailed Eagle (Gigantotriorchis audax) is a large eagle species native to Australia, it is the largest extant bird of prey native to Oceania and one of the two extant species belonging to the genus Gigantotriorchis, the other is the Gurney's Eagle (Gigantotriorchis gurneyi), they are also two of four extant species belonging to the tribe Gigantotriorchidini (Oceanian Eagles) the other two are the Pygmy Eagle (Australotriorchis weiskei) and the Pygmy Eagle (Australotriorchis morphnoides), this tribe also includes larger extinct forms like the Mather's Eagle (Dynatoaetus gaffae) and the Haast's Eagle (Harpagornis moorei).

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Woo!

[@AMJB100000000]

Beautiful bird until they get cranky in the air