V. SUB-FAMILY AQUILINÆ. THE EAGLES.

Size usually large. Bill large, compressed, straight at base, curved and

acute at the tip; wings long, pointed; tail ample, generally rounded at

the end; tarsi moderate or rather long, strong; toes long, strong; claws

very strong, curved, acute. This sub-family includes about seventy

species, of all countries.

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