Sharp-beaked and wide-winged, the eagle emoji stands for freedom, strength, and sharp vision â an 'eagle eye' for someone who catches every detail. It's also the United States' national bird, so it shows up heavily around the Fourth of July and other patriotic posts.
What ðĶ means
A full-body profile of an eagle with black feathers and spread out feathery wings, a shade of white from the neck to the head, and a curved but sharp beak that is of the same color as its claws.
The ðĶ Eagle emoji refers to a bald eagle. Although this bird of prey signifies a sense of being fierce, merciless, and mighty, it can also suggest great visual senses, incredible grip, balance and focus.
How and when to use it
- Use ðĶ in your social media profile name if you love eagles or if you're somehow closely related to them by your occupation and interests.
- If you wish to indicate 'fierceness' in any context, like a personal picture caption or that of a post that you found to be badass, anything, you can use ðĶ in such contexts.
- While sharing pictures and/or videos of eagles that you shot by yourself (with a camera, of course) or brilliant photos captured by someone else, as a repost, use ðĶ in the caption.
- ðĶ can also be used in a direct message conversation. For instance, if someone told you or showed you something enticing, like a mouth-watering recipe or a pair of orgasmic new shoes or a watch, you can use this emoji to express eagerness to grab it (maybe not prey on it, but, intensely borrow it).
- If your organization/group/band, etc are named as 'eagle(s)' or named after a particular eagle, or has an eagle for a mascot, you can use ðĶ in your business social media profile name.
Other Names
- ðĶ Bald Eagle
- ðĶ Hawk
- ðĶ Falcon
- ðĶ Bird of Prey
- ðĶ Eaglet
- ðĶ Aquila
- ðĶ Bird of Jove
- ðĶ Raptor
- ðĶ Aquiline
The lowdown
- Category
- Animals & Nature âš animal-bird
- Codepoints
U+1F985- Emoji version
- Emoji 3.0
- Shortcodes
:eagle:- Keywords
- animal, bird, eagle, ornithology
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
⥠Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first â ðĶ Eagle or ðŪðą Flag: Israel?
Runs with a crowd
ðĶ keeps company in animal emojis â tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.