Sampaloc Manila Royal Eagles Club

We all know that the National Bird of the Philippines is the Philippine Eagle. But, how much do we really know about our National Bird? Do we even know how and when it becomes our national bird? As sad as it may seem that as of this writing (1 st quarter of 2023), the Philippine Eagle is critically endangered , we only have approximately 800 left; we dig a little deeper and this is what we have found. The Philippine eagle or monkey-eating eagle is considered one of the rarest and most powerful birds in the world. Their life expectancy ranges from 30 to 60 years. Two Philippine eagles were recorded to have lived for more than 40 years – one of which died on October 2016. The full-grown, female Philippine eagle named ‘Thor’ (after the Norse God of Thunder), died due to old age. Authorities believe her captivity worsened her condition. Hence, it is believed the Philippine eagle can live longer if left in the wild. Did you know that the female Philippine Eagle is actually bigger? Th...

When a certain group of distinguished gentlemen met at the Aberdeen Court in Quezon City, Philippines on May of 1979, they all agreed to create a now known as The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles). Just so you know, these are the men responsible for the creation of a great organization that members millions of significant, prominent and distinguished people of our society here in the Philippines and around the world. NILO H. RAYMUNDO National President 1979 - 1981 The King Eagle Kuya Nilo Raymundo - 1st National President 1979 A known wealthy,   benevolent and cause-oriented   businessman, who eventually became   the Charter National President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles). The Haring Agila!   PEDRO R. BALBANERO National President 1982 A graduate of the Philippine Military Academy (1957) known as the Strategist, Muscle, and the Adviser, of the movement.   CELSO P. MARIANO National President 1987 A promin...