Bird Watching for Sea Eagles

The video introduces Kane to Kelvin, an expert on flying foxes and sea eagles. They discuss the two species of flying foxes and their significance to the ecosystem. The conversation shifts to sea eagles, their diet, and their role as predators. The group plans an exploration of the Mary River to observe sea eagles in their natural habitat. Kelvin explains the sea eagle's characteristics, hunting techniques, and nesting habits. The video concludes with the group successfully locating a sea eagle nest.

What are the two species of flying foxes mentioned in the video?

• Red flying fox and yellow-headed flying fox

• Brown flying fox and white-headed flying fox

• Black flying fox and gray-headed flying fox

• Green flying fox and blue-headed flying fox

What is a primary food source for the white-breasted sea eagle?

• Insects

• Small mammals

• Flying foxes

• Fish

How many flying foxes does a sea eagle typically consume in a day for its nestlings?

• One or two

• Three or four

• Six or seven

• Eight or nine

What is the wingspan range of the white-breasted sea eagle?

• 100 to 120 centimeters

• 150 to 170 centimeters

• 180 to 200 centimeters

• 220 to 240 centimeters

Where do sea eagles typically build their nests?

• In dense forests

• Beside rivers in tall eucalypt trees

• In caves

• On the ground