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Donkees

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5. It's possible the recent windstorm tore apart any nest on that lighthouse ...
Reply to elleng (Reply #4)
Mon Mar 25, 2024, 05:46 PM
Mar 2024

and the choppier water during wind storms makes it harder for Osprey to even fish. They might be hunkered down elsewhere (?)

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The Osprey Pair, [View all] elleng Mar 2024 OP
Are the Geese still sitting in the Osprey nest? Donkees Mar 2024 #1
Not now/yet! Nest appears forlorn, at the moment, elleng Mar 2024 #2
Osprey were held back by recent weather, only 1 was counted at Cape May today ... Donkees Mar 2024 #3
Would be VERY difficult to do such, distance and perspective being what they are. elleng Mar 2024 #4
It's possible the recent windstorm tore apart any nest on that lighthouse ... Donkees Mar 2024 #5
MIGHT be hunkered down elsewhere, but storm really NOT very bad here, I've seen few elleng Mar 2024 #6
Thought you had the same nor'easter with howling winds that was moving up the coast saturday. Donkees Mar 2024 #7
Same 'event,' I think, but NOT nor'easter with howling winds! elleng Mar 2024 #8
Even the Osprey mother in Moorings Park, Florida got blown over in her nest Donkees Mar 2024 #9
WOW!!! elleng Mar 2024 #10
All of that powerful weather had to affect the migrations along the coast ... Donkees Mar 2024 #11
I think you're correct, but have read reports of ospreys in everal northern places, elleng Mar 2024 #12
They were part of the earlier arrivals, following the big herring migration ... Donkees Mar 2024 #13
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