The osprey nests in a very tall tree within 5 Km of its hunting grounds, which is usually coastal waters, and sometimes tributaries or large rivers.
The Osprey nests within 5 kilometers of its hunting grounds, usually a very tall tree near coastal waters, sometimes near tributaries or large rivers. I once saw one near Tucson Arizona, up in the mountains, and it was hunting near a small privately owned lake. It was awe-inspiring to watch it snatching fish that had come near the surface of the lake. They are also "alleged" to work the vicinity of Big Bear Lake in California, but so far I've only seen Bald Eagles there. P.S: "Trails.com" has a great article on them.
The osprey nests in a very tall tree within 5 Km of its hunting grounds, which is usually coastal waters, and sometimes tributaries or large rivers.
They didn't evolve from anything because if your Christian you dont believe in evolution.
If you dont belive in evolution ospreys evolves from hawks or raptor like birds.
They normaly migrate to africa
YES, because if they didn't they would die
Scientists have studied ospreys which migrate from Sweden to Africa. They can migrate 4,200 miles, travelling 162 miles a day on average. However, ospreys often take 'breaks' of up to a week while migrating.
The osprey which is a type of fish eating hawk, does not hibernate. When the weather begins to turn colder, they begin to migrate to warmer climates by themselves. They do not migrate in flocks.
Ospreys are not decomposers. They are consumers.
No..Ospreys eat fish only.
Ospreys - rugby team - was created in 2003.
To find the number of ospreys in Britain, the rsbp is a great help.
The male is bigger and it has a bigger wingspan than the female.
Ospreys are common worldwide, so I'm guessing that includes Michigan.
Look on youtube for "Call of The Ospreys"
No. They are birds.