Is the lory in Alice in Wonderland an eagle?

Answer 1

A lory is not an eagle, it's a type of parrot. To see the Wikipedia entry on lories follow the related link below.

In the book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, the lory is the bird described above, but also represents Alice Liddell's sister, Lorina.

Alice, Lorina and their sister, Edith were the three little girls to whom Lewis Carroll first told the story of Alice's trip to Wonderland.

Answer 2

The Eaglet is almost certainly female even though its gender isn't specified in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It represents Edith, who was Alice Liddell's sister, and one of the girls Lewis Carroll first told the story to. The incident featuring the Eaglet and the other soggy animals refers to an event when Carroll, Alice, Edith and their sister Lorina all got soaking wet on a rowing trip and had to find a way to dry off.

Answer 3

No, the lory in "Alice in Wonderland" is not an eagle. The lory is actually a type of parrot known for its colorful plumage and ability to talk. In the story, the lory is a character who speaks, but it is not depicted as an eagle.