Where to see a group in a country
Where to see Eagles in Australia
- 27 parks and reserves
- 2 species
Two eagles are documented in Australia, and they are worth telling apart: the wedge-tailed eagle, the continent's largest raptor, and the osprey, which belongs to the same species found across much of the world. The 27 areas recording them include eight World Heritage sites, among them Shark Bay, Purnululu, the Willandra Lakes and the Tasmanian Wilderness, as well as Cape Range and Freycinet.
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