Aquila audax

Aquila audax, commonly known as the Wedge-tailed Eagle, is a large bird of prey native to Australia. Recognizable by its impressive wingspan of up to 2.8 meters and distinctive wedge-shaped tail, it soars high while hunting. It feeds mainly on mammals, birds, and reptiles, reflecting its role as a top predator in its environment. Adaptable and widespread, this eagle often nests in tall trees or cliffs, and plays a vital part in maintaining ecological balance. Its powerful flight and keen eyesight make it an efficient hunter, symbolizing strength and freedom in Australian wildlife.