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Three Osprey Chicks and an Adult

Three Osprey Chicks and an Adult

The chicks, identifiable by their orange eyes, have not fledged yet, despite being almost as large as their parent. Their nest is on a channel marker in the Pot...
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The chicks, identifiable by their orange eyes, have not fledged yet, despite being almost as large as their parent. Their nest is on a channel marker in the Potomac River between Maryland and Virginia.
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Jul, 2018

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