Eagles in the broad sense of the word - the name applied to members of the subfamily eagle (lat. Aquilinae) family Accipitridae (Accipitridae). In addition, they call large birds of prey that have similarities with the above group of birds, that is, having an eagle's face. Characteristic features of the eagles are massive physique, long and relatively wide spaced finger-like wings with flight feathers, massive beak and strong legs with large curved claws and elongated feathers on the outside of the femur and tibia ("trousers")