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Out on a Limb

Out on a Limb

This osprey was out on a limb far from the other birds on Isla de los PÃ¡jaros (Bird Island) in Mexico's Sian Ka'an biosphere....
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This osprey was out on a limb far from the other birds on Isla de los PÃ¡jaros (Bird Island) in Mexico's Sian Ka'an biosphere.
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Sep, 2014

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