Faithful Black Eagles continue to breed Photo by Garth Heydenrych   At the Walter Sisulu botanical gardens in Roodepoort (Gauteng, So...

Black Eagle juvenile - Jabulani Unlike in human beings, where many families share a lifetime of existence together, bonds between par...

Two eggs were laid by the Walter Sisulu Botanical Garden’s resident Black Eagle pair during May 2012. The eggs hatched in early June aft...

Another breeding season starts for the faithful Black (Vereaux’s) Eagles    Fifteen eagle-generations have passed since the Black eag...

I've been following the progress of the Black Eagles and their chicks (nesting at the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens in Roodepoort, Gau...

Have you ever felt the thrill and absolute awe of watching a black eagle catching thermals – one minute savouring the currents on its 2.3 me...

This is the February 2010 Newsletter which I receive from the Black Eagle Project and I thought I would post it here,as an up-date on how th...

They mature so quick but live longer It is amazing the pace with which the young chick has grown over the past three months. It has complete...

"Black Eagle" Watercolour on Bockingford 300gsm watercolour paper - Maree© FOUR years ago the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gar...

JUNE 2009 Black Eagles are born white Fortunately the Cain and Abel struggle did not ensue because only one of the two eggs hatched. So ther...

MAY 2009 - UP-DATE on the ‘Black Eagles of Roodekrans.’ Survival of the fittest Last month, (April 2009), the Verreaux’s (Black) Eagles laid...

This is the world of the ‘Black Eagles of Roodekrans’ at the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens in Roodepoort, Gauteng, South Africa. Weighing ...

"When we open ourselves to the natural world, we escape the fast-paced bustle of our daily lives. That experience, not only reduces our...