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Osprey

Saw this osprey in the field trying to lift a big pike it had just caught. She noticed us and went up in a nearby tree where was able to take a number of shots...
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Saw this osprey in the field trying to lift a big pike it had just caught. She noticed us and went up in a nearby tree where was able to take a number of shots.
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