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• Above the mountain, eagles circled in soundless flight.

• We saw the eagle swoop from the sky to catch its prey.

• Eagles are one of the largest and strongest birds in the world. 

• Eagles often build their nests at the top of tall trees or on mountains where their babies are safe from other animals. 

• Eagles use their powerful eyes to find food. 

• Eagles use their strong wings to fly fast and high in the sky. 

• Even from high up, eagles can see things very far below them. 

• Penguins swim with their flippers, and eagles fly with their wings. 

• And he, too, in that moment saw far up above him the beating of an eagle's wings. 

• As much as wolves the shepherds feared the eagles. 

• Behind them the old eagle watched with outstretched wings, the great free bird which we stamp on American silver, backed with "In God We Trust." 

• Emus, eagles, parrots, white swans and overgrown pelicans of many varieties, enrich the ornithological kingdom, while among insects and reptiles are found some less desirable specimens, such as tarantulas. 

• The ravens were gathering fast now, knowing that what fell from above must needs be their prey, and two great eagles were wheeling high overhead, waiting. 

• A bird sees of it and mistakes it as a real eagle.

• To be sure, for those who were illiterate, there were the partisan symbols (roosters, eagles, arms and hammers, etc.) printed on the tickets.

• Some of them look somewhat like eagles, others like geese, but there is no obvious biblical symbolism or mythical significance to support the identification.

• Several warriors, including an eagle and a jaguar, surrounded him.

• The second wing of the eagle: the human dimension in learning our way to more sustainable futures.

• As the editors observe, nothing escapes his eagle eye.

• Three rattlesnakes were also set out in front of this figurine, and a golden eagle was placed beside the disk.

• The eagles are identical not only when they are depicted as tribute, but also when they are part of a glyph.

• But contributors will make mistakes and eagle-eyed readers will spot those slips, or object to errors as they perceive them.

• The consequences of crowned eagle centralplace foraging on predation risk in monkeys.

• The artist in that case might have had a raven and eagle in mind.

• For example, upon learning that robins are susceptible to a particular disease, it seems plausible that eagles might also be susceptible.

• She was eagle-eyed and never missed a trick.

• Man is no more important or essential than an elephant or an ant, a sparrow or an eagle.

• However, this tells us little as to how individual bald eagles or doves should be treated.