-
mountains and the northwest). Also
called the
whistling eagle or
whistling hawk, it is
named for its loud
whistling call,
which it
often gives in flight. Some...
- The
eagle bone
whistle is a
religious object, used by some
members of
Native American spiritual societies in
sacred ceremonies. They are made from bones...
- The bald
eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a bird of prey
found in
North America. A sea
eagle, it has two
known subspecies and
forms a
species pair with...
-
Eagle's Whistle is the
debut album by
Irish folk
group Crubeen released on LP
record by EMI
Ireland in 1976.
Crubeen was
formed in the
early 1970s. They...
-
harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja) is a
large neotropical species of
eagle. It is also
called the
American harpy eagle to
distinguish it from the
Papuan eagle, which...
- The
lesser whistling duck (Dendrocygna javanica), also
known as
Indian whistling duck or
lesser whistling teal, is a
species of
whistling duck that breeds...
-
Philippine eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi), also
known as the monkey-eating
eagle or
great Philippine eagle, is a
critically endangered species of
eagle of the...
- Jandakot. The
Aboriginal meaning of the word is said to be "place of the
Whistling Eagle". It is
bounded to the
north by the Roe Highway,
Kwinana Freeway to...
-
hybridization between a Bewick's and a
vagrant whistling swan has been
reported from
eastern Siberia.
Whistling swans weigh 4.3–9.5 kg (9.5–21 lb) – 7.3 kg...
- nest
built by
another accipitrid,
namely whistling kites (Haliastur sphenurus) and white-bellied sea
eagles, with the earlier's
nests apparently added...
