Golden Vs Bald Eagle

Golden vs bald eagle
Fact is, Bald Eagles and Golden Eagles have a lot in common. They are about the same size: Males in both species are about 2.5 feet, head to toe, with a wingspan of six to seven feet and a weight upwards of 10 pounds.
How to tell the difference between a golden eagle and a bald eagle?
The immature golden has distinct white patches at mid-wing, while the adult has dark undersides. The golden's head and beak are noticeably smaller than the bald's and protrudes about one-third as much from the body as the tail does. The bald eagle's larger head and neck extends a similar distance as the tail.
Is the Golden Eagle the largest eagle?
With a wingspan topping seven feet, Golden Eagles are the largest hunting birds in North America.
What is bigger than a golden eagle?
| Rank | Eagle | Wingspan |
|---|---|---|
| #2 | Stellar's Sea Eagle | 8.3 feet |
| #3 | American Bald Eagle | 8.2 feet |
| #4 | White-Tailed Eagle | 7.8 feet |
| #5 | Golden Eagle | 7.5 feet |













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