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A compilation of three of my photos.
Ospreys nest at a range of densities, from very solitary (many kilometers from the nearest neighboring nest) to loose colonies, with nests less than 100 m apart. Colonies may form because the presence of established nests is a signal of suitable habitat to arriving individuals, or because good nest sites are often clustered together, such as on an island or along a power line.
Canon 50D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
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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Beautiful!!
Many thanks Marvin!
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You picked up where Audubon left off. Beautiful! I so love your work!
Many thanks for your very kind comment!
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Many thanks, very happy making!
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Beautiful!
on your well deserved feature!
Many thanks Darlene!
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Very nice, BB
Many thanks Robert, very happy making!
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Beautiful capture
Many thanks Larry!
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Many thanks Robyn, very happy making!
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August 1, 2011
Many thanks Teresa, very happy making, I haven’t had a feature in this group for ages!
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