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Related: About this forumGood Morning ospreys, afternoon, storm, and sleep
Last edited Thu Jul 1, 2021, 08:28 PM - Edit history (15)
YOW!
Athletic poop!
Noon and after
Overseeing nest and family; awaiting storm.
Nestoration
Storming. This is a view of the river, west of the creek and nest.
Between creek/nest and river, wind catches bamboo next to my house (and parking spot.)
Getting ready to sleep.
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Good Morning ospreys, afternoon, storm, and sleep (Original Post)
elleng
Jul 2021
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Bird Lady
(1,819 posts)1. Mom has the mombrella thing down!
They are looking big she may not be able to shade them much longer, they maybe able to shade her soon!
I have never been able to watch Osprey in the wild. You have opened a window where we can watch.
Thank You
SheltieLover
(57,073 posts)2. Is dad gone?
Haven't seen him in pix lately.
Mombrella can handle whatever life throws at her babies, no doubt.
Ty for sharing pix. I'd never seen Osprey previously.
Now in love with them!
elleng
(130,865 posts)3. Nope, he's around; will post later.
I do love them!
SheltieLover
(57,073 posts)4. I love them, too!
What a wonderful gift from nature to watch them grow up!
Glad dad is still around. Ty!