1) One of the videos shows the "Tilly" the eagle being attacked by a "buzzard" in Scotland. The brief encounter shows a "buzzard" with its talons dropped -- a threat-gesture. In the video, Tilly does a barrel-roll to counter the threat with
her talons. I had never seen this among the many turkey- and black- vultures in the US -- birds we might
call buzzards.
It turns out that some buzzard species in the UK are
raptors -- hawks that take live prey.
http://www.birdsofbritain.co.uk/bird-guide/buzzard.htm
From the description, a buzzard in the UK seems closest in behavior to our large red-shouldered hawk, a common roadside hawk, very tolerant of human presence. (I know. One set up a nest right above my car in the driveway.)
2) To the casual coin collectors among us, a bald eagle also appears on a solid-silver United States coin commemorating the
Confederate soldier. It circulated over a million half-dollars, and sells today for 50-60 dollars. I had never before seen a reference to it -- until Google turned it up.
http://www.commem.com/prod31a4.htm