Both sexes of Osprey collect materials for the nest, but the female does most of the arranging of materials at the nest. Their nests are typically constructed of sticks, and lined with softer materials such as seaweed, kelp, grasses or cardboard. A wide variety of flotsam and jetsam may also be incorporated into osprey nests, including fishing line, plastic bags and nearly anything else that an osprey might find and can lift. Osprey pairs use the same nest year after year, but must spend some time each year repairing it and adding materials before eggs can be laid. Canon 50D, EF70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Comments
11 August 2011 – 1 image per day

CONGRATULATIONS..YOU HAVE BEEN FEATURED
Many thanks, very happy making!
– byronbackyard
Congrats on the feature Deb. It’s a great shot of this bird hauling logs. LOL
Lol, many thanks Al, she’s very obsessive this year and has half a tree up there, it’s still green!
– byronbackyard
super capture
Many thanks Robert!
– byronbackyard
Great capture Deb!!
Many thanks Marvin!
– byronbackyard
Many CONGRATULATIONS on your lovely feature, wonderful work.
Many thanks Andrea!
– byronbackyard
Very nice capture
Many thanks Larry!
– byronbackyard
Beautiful work and capture!! Congratulations!
Many thanks Andy, beautiful birds!
– byronbackyard