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I was lucky enough to witness an Osprey catching a small bass at our lake house in Texas once. They always carried the fish head into the wind to diminish drag. Incredible birds.

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Great video! I can’t imagine how they got that underwater shot with the flounder.

Our little conure can’t play in the same game as these guys. Of course, he isn’t partial to fish (as far as I know).

I've seen many osprey nests, but never one of the birds. Hopefully one of these days....

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skipbee wrote:

Thanks for posting that excellent photography. We have traveled the Intercoastal Waterway on the East Coast and have been able to observe these incredible "Fish Hawks" many times. They often nest on the Waterway markers, where we can see them feeding the chicks as we passed. At present we're camped on the beach at Assateague Island Maryland and have been watching a pair of Bald Eagles fishing, another great thrill!


Cool! I remember the time I went on an Eagle Watch at a lake in California. It was the first time that I saw a bald eagle outside of captivity. What a thrill. When they took flight from a tree, the leaves blew around from the wind coming from their 6' wing span.
Amazing!





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Thanks for posting that excellent photography. We have traveled the Intercoastal Waterway on the East Coast and have been able to observe these incredible "Fish Hawks" many times. They often nest on the Waterway markers, where we can see them feeding the chicks as we passed. At present we're camped on the beach at Assateague Island Maryland and have been watching a pair of Bald Eagles fishing, another great thrill!


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That`s great! now how do you train it to drop the catch in your bucket!


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He is not playing fair.... he has a birds eye view.

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That was awesome! It makes you really appreciate their eyesight.


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