Which of these countries' flags does not have an eagle on it?

Ecuador has a tri-color flag, three horizontal bands with yellow at the top (double width) blue in the centre, and red at the bottom. In the middle of the flag is Ecuador's shield or coat of arms. The bird on the Ecuador flag's coat of arms is an Andean Condor. The yellow represents the sun and the gold of their ancestors and is also a symbol of generosity. The blue represents the sky, sea and Ecuador's independence from Spain. The red represents the blood that their patriots gave for freedom. The centred coat of arms is topped with an Andean condor. Moldova, Egypt and Kazakhstan all have eagles on their flags.

The flag Moldova is made of 3 vertical bands of red, yellow, and blue. At the centre of the flag sits the state’s coat of arms made of a golden eagle with a red and blue shield on its chest. The eagle on the coat of arms is also holding an Orthodox Christian cross in its beak, an olive branch on its right claw and a golden mace on its left. Moldova has been using the flag since 1990.

The Egyptian flag is made of three horizontal bands of red, white, and black from top to bottom. At the centre, there is the golden eagle of Saladin. The red, white, and black stripes represent the Egyptian revolution of 1952 that brought independence to the country.

The flag of Kazakhstan is bright blue with a golden sun with 32 rays in the middle shining over a golden steppe eagle that has its wings spread out in flight mode. The flag was officially adopted in 1992.