THE WHITE-TAILED EAGLE. 



rupeds, birds, or fish. On such fare, when pressed by 

 hunger, he feeds so greedily that he gorges himself till, 

 unable to rise, he becomes the easy prey of the shepherd's 

 boy armed but with a stick or stone. This Eagle is 



a northern bird, inhabiting Greenland, Iceland, Norway, 

 Sweden, Scotland, and the North of England, where it 

 frequents the vicinity of the sea and large lakes. In 

 winter it appears to leave the high latitudes and come 



