Golden eagles are a marvel of nature, revered for their unmatched speed, strength, and incredible hunting abilities. These majestic predators can dive at over 300 km/h, making them one of the fastest ...

July 21 (UPI) --Wind farms pose a variety of threats to birds, including some of the world's most iconic avian predators -- like the golden eagle, the world's most widely distributed eagle ...

Golden eagles were once common across Britain but numbers had fallen considerably by 19th century, and pesticides used in the 1960s saw populations drop to just a few hundred breeding pairs.

Scottish conservation group maps the decline of British eagles ... with golden eagle numbers dropping by two-thirds from 1000-1500 breeding pairs in 500AD to just 300-500 in 1800.

The RSPB publishes maps which chart a picture of decline in the range of golden and sea eagles since AD500. The RSPB publishes maps which ... First World War, until the only eagles left in all ...

A golden eagle flies in the backcountry wilderness area of Highlands Ranch on July 2, 2019. Golden eagles and their nests are increasingly rare on Colorado’s Front Range due to habitat degradation.