This is the third time we bring to your attention GREFA and their successes in breeding and following release of Short-toed Eagles.
The second thing is an appearance of the Observado.org website as a global version of Waarneming.nl we told about before. Please take a look at the ‘About this species’ right column menu there.
Please let me call your attention to this Google’s service. Many people put their photos now on Picasa Web Albums, and Google allows to search there what you want. Of course we want to get new Short-toed Eagles images. If you use the names in different languages, the search will be the most effective. When getting the results, you should click “repeat the search with the omitted results included” at the bottom of the page; and when viewing a single photo, just don’t forget to click on the icon 
to see the photo’s full size.
See please results of the search in the India Nature Watch galleries. Images of Indian Short-toed Eagles are presented there:
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Waarneming.nl is a popular Netherlandish database of observations on plants and animals in the nature. Such form of the data keeping becomes more and more useful according to accumulation of the data with the increased pithiness of observations (Nl). All records are connected with the on-line map; some of them contain photos and comments.
This is a link to the photogallery (Galerie photographique) on the Swiss ornithological site ornitho.ch. A rich collection of Short-toed Eagle photographies with not large dementions (450×450) is available there.
This is just a selection of the Short-toed Eagles photos from the portfolio of somebody known as “turlak“. Unusual images of Eagles against the background of the sea could be found there:
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This is the link to one more Spanish photo site; and one more selection of search results for images of Short-toed Eagles in the gallery. The size of the photos is up to 700 px. If you want to get new Short-toed Eagle photos on this site, please use the Buscar (Search) form for it, and don’t forget to try the different names: Culebrera, Culebrera Europea, Circaetus gallicus etc.