A smallish to medium-sized but quite bulky fish eagle. Fish eagle is an animal common name. The Fish Eagle guest house also contains a private bird hide. There is occasional predation of chicks by migrant "Aquila" eagles and Pallas's fish eagle. It probably represents the bateleur eagle or the African fish eagle. Rare birds include black francolin and grey-headed fish eagle. Its closest relative is the African fish eagle, "Haliaeetus vocifer". Its closest relative appears to be the critically endangered Madagascar fish eagle ("H. vociferoides"). The jet's name means "fish eagle" in Zulu. African fish eagle and African finfoot are found along the Blyde River. The fish eagle and brahminy kite are the most common birds of prey. The lesser fish eagle has a brown breast with white thighs and belly. It is also known as Steller's fish eagle, Pacific sea eagle or white-shouldered eagle. Locally, the white-tailed eagle and the African fish eagle may be a predator at colonies. All three have yellow eyes, beaks, and talons, unlike their next-closest relative, Pallas's fish eagle.