The golden eagle is Norway’s second-largest bird of prey and has a massive wingspan of 6.5 feet. The fowl typically prey on smaller animals as well as foxes and sheep.

But the real treat is looking up to the cliff-tops a thousand feet above your head to glimpse the huge silhouette of a golden eagle as he soars on the updrafts.

The golden eagle measures between 80 to 93 centimeters long (about 2 feet 7.5 inches to 3 feet long) and have a wingspan of about 2 meters (6.5 feet).

From daring hues and frills to structured silhouettes, the Golden Eagle proved once again that race day isn’t just about the horses – it’s where fashion truly soars. More Coverage.

The beloved raptor, affectionately called Aura, had one foot, and was put down just last night at 8:42 p.m. On Wednesday, federal officials told the Pocono wildlife center that the eagle couldn ...

Environment; See the moment an injured golden eagle returns to Oregon skies after months of rehabilitation. Published: ; May. 23, 2025, 11:49 a.m.