Definition

1. Noun:
   • A large bird of prey that primarily feeds on fish: A "sea eagle" is a type of eagle, often very large, that is commonly found near coastal areas, rivers, and lakes, and whose diet consists mainly of fish.
   • A specific type of large hawk: The term can also refer to certain large hawks, like the osprey, which are found worldwide and are known for building large, durable nests.

Examples of Usage

• Noun:
  • The white-tailed sea eagle is a magnificent bird of prey.
  • We watched a sea eagle dive into the water to catch a fish.

Advanced Usage

• "To spot a sea eagle": To see or observe a sea eagle.
  • Birdwatchers hope to spot a sea eagle on the cliffs.

Variants and Related Words

• Fish eagle: A common synonym for "sea eagle."
  • The African fish eagle has a distinctive call.
• Osprey (): A specific type of fish-eating bird of prey sometimes called a sea eagle.
  • The osprey, a type of sea eagle, is an excellent fisher.

Synonyms

• Fish eagle
• Erne (specifically for the white-tailed eagle)
• Osprey (for one specific species)

Related Phrases

• Sea eagle's nest: Refers to the large, often reused nest built by these birds.
  • The sea eagle's nest atop the old pine tree was enormous.

Noun

1. any of various large eagles that usually feed on fish
2. large harmless hawk found worldwide that feeds on fish and builds a bulky nest often occupied for years