Where is the Philippine eagle located?

The highly endangered Philippine eagle can be found in dense forests of four major Islands of the Philippines; In Luzon, Samar, Leyte and Mindanao.
The Philippine eagles live in tall trees near the shores of the Philippines. They are considered endangered and are protected in the Philippines.

Philippine eagles are found in mountainous forests of the islands.
In the wild, on four major islands in the Philippines. There are only between 270-320 of this eagle, also known as the monkey eating eagle, left in existence. Considered critically endangered.
Actually in the Philippines but most of all you can see them in Davao than the other cities.
You can find the Philippine eagle in Southern Mindanao - around Mount Apo. The inactive volcano is towering 2954 meter (9692 ft) above sea level and home to the Philippine Eagle.

You can find them at Luzon, Samar, Leyte, and at Mindanao. But there are only 80-500 Philippine eagles left so try not to hunt for them.