The Grey-headed Fish Eagle is a large bird of prey found near rivers, lakes, wetlands, and other freshwater habitats across South and Southeast Asia. It has a distinctive grey head, dark brown body, broad wings, and a strong hooked beak. As its name suggests, fish are an important part of its diet, although it may also eat small animals and birds. It is an excellent hunter and often watches from a high perch before swooping down to catch prey near the water.