Birders
Related: About this forumOfficer First Class Lopez rescued two baby ospreys trapped under a fallen tree!
Yesterday around 6 pm, OFC Lopez was on patrol when she received a call about birds in distress in Lusby. A tree containing two baby ospreys fell due to a storm. As a result, their nest was destroyed. Unfortunately, the delicate birds could not fly due to the heavy rain. OFC Lopez safely secured the two little ones and transported them to a local wildlife clinic for much-needed care.
Remember, if you come across wildlife that appears to be sick or injured, please call Wildlife Services toll-free at 1-877-463-6497. You can also locate licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators in your area here:
@ Maryland department of natural resources.
https://www.facebook.com/MarylandNaturalResourcesPolice/photos/pcb.5196937857020513/5196937580353874/
WOW! SOMEhow 'near' me!
AllaN01Bear
(23,281 posts)elleng
(136,772 posts)will be reunited with parents.
Tho this is in county where I live, I don't know EXACTLY where it is.
Will look for follow-ups.
SheltieLover
(60,176 posts)I love that they are being rehabbed & will be reunited with parents!
Have you seen your pair lately?
Ty for sharing!
elleng
(136,772 posts)MD natural resources folks do very well!
Haven't seen 'my' pair lately, partly due to over-abundance of greenery/bamboo around. Neighbor's gonna cut a lot of it, but maybe not til next year.
SheltieLover
(60,176 posts)I sure hope Mr. Sits on nest next spring so geese don't take it again. 💔
I hope you get to see them soon.