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Observations & Images
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The female Osprey turns the eggs during a quiet afternoon. |
| The male watches a plane passing overhead. |  |
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Eventually he returns to the nest. |
| The female departs the nest and spends time preening. |  |
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The female returns to the nest. |
| No sooner is she there then the male slips over the side and flies off. |  |
THE NEIGHBORS |
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The long sharp bill of an Anhinga is used to spear fish. |
| This Anhinga dries its wings in the warm afternoon sun. |  |
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A Turkey Vulture takes a rest from soaring. |
| The featherless head is thought to be more sanitary in keeping clean when feeding on carrion. |  |
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A Tricolored Heron hunts near the old Osprey nest. |
| The bright, sunny afternoon was notable for its lack of activity. |  |
OspreyWatch by Bob Montanaro - - - - www.ospreywatch.org |
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