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. Both sexes collect materials for the nest, but the female does most of the arranging of materials at the nest. Canon 50D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
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Fantastic!
Thanks Trish!
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congratulations on your feature its well deserved, i just love the colours in this image
Thanks so much for your kind words Di!
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Fantastic Byron, Congrats on your feature!
Many thanks Deborah!
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Incredibly gorgeous!! . . .
Thanks Hugh!
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Beautiful work !
Thanks so much!
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This is just so good, almost surreal. Very powerful.
Thanks so much … I was trying portray the feeling I have when I watch them circling above me.
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Another great one, Byron! Incredible wing detail & awesome colors.. Aloha
Many thanks for your kind comment!
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Oh Wow, my first feature with I Love Birds, very happy making!
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a stunnign shot. Congrats on the features. Val
Many thanks for your kind comment!
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