Interspecies competition occurs regularly with large "Haliaeetus" eagles (principally White-tailed and Bald Eagles) and, since these species are of comparable size, strength and tenacity, victory in such conflicts depends on the individual eagle rather than on species.
Interspecies competition occurs regularly with large "Haliaeetus" eagles, principally White-tailed and Bald Eagles. Although these other eagles (which are actually not closely related to the Golden) are generally less active predators, they are of comparable size, strength and tenacity to the Golden Eagle and victory in such conflicts depends on the individual eagle rather than on species.