Nesting Osprey by TwoPynts
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Taken a week ago while boating down a canal in central Florida. I wasn't able to photograph it, but we saw one of the osprey bringing a huge mass of Spanish moss to help pad the nest. Thanks for stopping by!
Comments (16)
lior
This photograph is a gift for us, Kort! Thank you for sharing, Lior
bevsphototreasures
Kort, this is wonderful. Awesome birds aren't they?
RodsArt
Great Catch....so clear
awjay
super find and capture
sharky_
Wow! At least they found a tree...lol Interesting capture. Aloha
blutstein
Beautiful capture, great! I like to composition
alwaysonmymind
Great shot of a suicidal bird!
fredster66
Crystal clear in flight capture!
Meisiekind
Very special shot Kort and thank you for sharing this wonderful image! Nature always makes a plan - even where us humans have messed up their environment!
jif3d
I bet that moss makes a comfy bed ! In OZ, the local Councils put round metal frames on top of selected power poles, just so the Ospreys have a head start, but this crew seems to be doing alright ! Nicely captured Kort & ~Cheers~
SIGMAWORLD
Excellent capture.
goodoleboy
Oh, I was expecting the US Marine aircraft version of the Osprey. But, that's okay, this is one sharp, colorful and detailed capture of the bird in process of construction its nest, so I really can't complain.
npauling
Fancy them using the pole for a nest. A superb capture against the blue sky.
Ford604
nice
Debwhosmiles
lol @ Sharky "At least they found a tree"... Such awe inspiring birds are hawks, they delight us to no end when we are lucky enough to see one. Thx for sharing!
Katraz
Wonderful, a bit of a precarious perch lets hope there no strong winds. We have large pieces of Spanish Moss on our nursery for our show displays and have found Wrens nesting in it.