I'm Outa Here! by byronbackyard
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Courtship in ospreys centers on food and nest sites. In migratory osprey populations, males and females arrive at the nest site separately, the male often arriving several days earlier than the female. Male ospreys sometimes perform a conspicuous aerial display near the nest site. This display usually occurs during early courtship, and may serve to attract potential mates or to threaten an intruder.

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Many thanks for checking out my photos, please feel free to give feedback! My wanderings in nature and observations of birds, particularly raptors, is what gives me great joy and constantly reminds me of the beauty and strength of life. My favourites are raptors, I love their freedom, grace, ruthlessness, pride, adaptability and flexibility and I learn much about parenting, protection and blind faith from them.
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australian, predator, estuary, raptor, osprey, bird of prey, byron bay, pandion haliaetus, fishing hawk

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  • Marie  Morrison
    Marie Morrisonabout 2 years ago

    WOW ! simply beautiful capture ! :)

  • Many thanks Marie, I was surprised the focus was so good because she just suddenly took off!

    – byronbackyard

  • Jimson Carr
    Jimson Carrabout 2 years ago

    Awesome! Nicely done!

  • Many thanks!

    – byronbackyard

  • tcat757
    tcat757about 2 years ago

  • Teresa Burnett
    Teresa Burnettabout 2 years ago

    May 23, 2010

  • Oh wow that makes me very happy. There weren’t many comments on this one so I thought it didn’t work so well although I thought it was good because it’s very hard to get that really sharp focus in action. Many thanks!

    – byronbackyard

  • Teresa Burnett
    Teresa Burnettabout 2 years ago

    You are so very welcome Byron. This is a fantastic capture!!