Eagles and coastal raptors
White-bellied Sea-Eagle
Haliaeetus leucogaster
In focus
A familiar presence above the water
A white head and belly, grey wings and an effortless glide make the White-bellied Sea-Eagle a striking sight. It follows coastlines, rivers and lakes, feeding on fish and other animals. Tall nesting trees and healthy waterways help sustain this impressive neighbour of many eastern Australian communities.
Where to look
Eastern coastlines, estuaries, lakes and inland waterways.
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