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Osprey perched on a wooden tree branch eating fish in daylight in Southwestern Ontario Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey perched on a wooden tree branch eating fish in daylight in Southwestern Ontario Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey perched on a wooden tree branch eating fish in daylight in Southwestern Ontario Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey eating a fish on tree branch Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey Eating the Last Bite of His Fish on a Tree Branch Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey, binomial name Pandion haliaetus, perched on a leafless tree branch above Chokoloskee Bay. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey, binomial name Pandion haliaetus, perched on a leafless tree branch above Chokoloskee Bay. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey eating a fish on tree branch
Osprey Eating the Fish in aN Artsy Dead Tree Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey eating fish Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey, binomial name Pandion haliaetus, perched on a leafless tree branch above Chokoloskee Bay. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey, binomial name Pandion haliaetus, perched on a leafless tree branch above Chokoloskee Bay. Royalty Free Stock Photo
A western osprey Pandion haliaetus perched on a branch of a tree hunting for fish. Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey Eating a Fish in a Tree Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey Eating a Fish in a Tree Royalty Free Stock Photo
Osprey eating a fish on tree branch, it is a large, mostly white raptor that cruises over lakes, rivers, and coastal waterways in search of fish. Impressively widespread: found on every continent except Antarctica. Mostly white head and underparts; dark brown back. In flight, holds wings with a kink in the wrist shaped like an `M`. Stick nests are conspicuous on top of channel markers, utility poles and high platforms near water. Often seen plunging feet-first into water from high in the air to grab fish.


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