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Oh… I love this one!!!
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Osprey are magnificent birds. We get them here in Perth. I’m always excited when I see one.
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Its great having them outside my office. I get to check in on them every day!
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Priceless photo Tim 🙂 The arc of ‘plasma’ is heading right for the wire…
My favorite osprey tale is from Lee Valley Lake in the White Mts. of Arizona, a small impoundment stocked with Arctic Grayling. A fragile species in a tenuous environment, it was catch and release only for human fisherman as a pair of ospreys came and went the whole day, hauling dozens of grayling off to feed the nestlings.
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When I looked at this picture I had the same thought about a plasma arc. I am happy to report that the osprey discharged his duty without incident. As for the grayling, I guess someone needs to pass a law against osprey eating protected fish and give them a cease and desist order!
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Osprey or two,
protected too.
Gonna catch a few,
Catch 22.
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What to do
what to do
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What a funny shot! nice fisher fellow.. if I could I would bring him lot of fishes!
You can go on and on with osprey posts Tim..
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Lots of fish would make him happy indeed! We REALLY want to keep him happy. I’m glad I can continue the posts because I don’t want to complain.
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Nice shot! And nice shot.
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A double shot, oh ya!
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It’s all in the attitude….
hehehe
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Boy, do we have some attitude here! Attitude with altitude.
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Hey, I’m not smiling. The business end of that osprey was aimed at the photographer!
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ROFL. Classic!
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What! 😉 How did you do this one! 😉
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Easy, I had an uncooperative model with a bad attitude.
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Absolutely amazing! I especially love that very casual posture, dinner in the left claws, first just have to… Fantastic! Please don’t stop your osprey reporting, it’s great, all of it!
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Thanks Gunilla, I’m so glad I don’t have to issue another complaint to the osprey. The last one didn’t go well as you can see.
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I have never seen an osprey in my real life , then this really makes me wanna visit the complaint department right away – just to meet the officer with such a special pose 🙂
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They are very impressive birds, but don’t get to close to the back end. You might get the “special pose”. 😀
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wow! what a picture!!
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Oh ya, you should have seen the photographer after the picture! :0 Just kidding, he missed me.
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hahaha. 🙂
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CLASSIC!!
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Very funny! I don’t think we have osprey around here, but we have many kinds of hawks. And twice we had bald eagles visit our lake briefly hoping to fish, I think. I don’t know if they caught any, but one did reduce the squirrel population slightly. They were reintroduced to Indiana years ago and are starting to spread away from the reservoir.
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Thanks Ruth, we too have see an increase in our Bald Eagle population. I never get tired of seeing them. You might see osprey in your neck of the woods sometime when they are migrating. They go north for breeding.
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The risks you take on our behalf Tim … such a team player 🙂
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Sometimes you have to take one for the team. 😮
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Excellent!!
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Thanks for the kind word, we don’t want to upset to coordinator!
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Brilliant.
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Thanks, I’m sooo glad you didn’t complain!
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Complaints dept? I’m sure the head of it would be an osprey!
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And he’s quite good at it!
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