The white-tailed eagle is one of the largest birds of prey in Iceland and
is recognized by its broad wings and powerful beak. It mainly inhabits
coastal areas, fjords, and large lakes where food is abundant. The species
was once close to extinction in Iceland but has made a strong recovery.
Its diet consists mainly of fish, birds, and carrion. The white-tailed
eagle builds large nests that are often reused for many years. Today, it
stands as a symbol of strength and resilience in Icelandic wildlife.