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Birders

elleng

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8. South/central America! Mexico, Florida.

Reply to MontanaMama (Reply #7)

Sat Aug 13, 2022, 07:49 PM

Aug 2022

Some are tagged, not mine, but there are specialists in Montana who follow them.

I've not seen mine too much due to foliage (and of course due to 'early' geese.) They'll leave here around end of August/into Sept.

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WOW! First I've seen in WEEKS!!! [View all] elleng Aug 2022 OP

Please forgive me for asking, but what is it? It doesn't look like the birds catbyte Aug 2022 #1

It's an Osprey! MontanaMama Aug 2022 #3

YES, Mama! elleng Aug 2022 #5

Our Osprey are in and out MontanaMama Aug 2022 #7

South/central America! Mexico, Florida. elleng Aug 2022 #8

Iris is a vagabond lately. MontanaMama Aug 2022 #9

Yes she's tagged, called the OLDEST! elleng Aug 2022 #11

I didn't know she was tagged! MontanaMama Aug 2022 #13

Thank you! catbyte Aug 2022 #14

OSPREY! elleng Aug 2022 #4

Back in the early and mid-60s I saw lots of them multigraincracker Aug 2022 #16

A falcon? Demovictory9 Aug 2022 #2

Osprey elleng Aug 2022 #6

Is preys are a pretty common sight in my part of Tennessee, but they leave for the winter. 70sEraVet Aug 2022 #10

They leave here, southern MD, for the winter too! elleng Aug 2022 #12

We always have seagulls in the winter. I don't know where they come from - - Great Lakes, maybe? 70sEraVet Aug 2022 #15