While we walked Beau at Bray Park on Sunday May 7th, the Osprey nest is still occupied, we saw Mama and babies, could not get the cell phone to focus that high up.
I found these photos in my archives. The park was full of huge black crows, and we saw a few ducks.
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18 comments:
The one looks like maybe a Moorhen. Great shot of the Osprey and enormous nest! I have heard that hawk nests can weigh hundreds of pounds.
Great photos thank you.
ooh we hope the family in the nest has a good time... it seems the balck berds are averywhere... that's a crow-d right? ;O))))
Hari OM
Aren't archives just the best thing??!!! Love these shots. YAM xx
Awesome photos. I've never seen a duck like the one with the red bill.
That is one impressive looking nest.
The "duck" with the red bill is a Common Gallinule (Gallinula galeata), sometimes referred to as a Moorhen. Great to see the Ospreys doing well.
The END....lolol
Sandra nice old shots - the colors on the ducks were amazing. You have a lot of nice nature around you!
Wow, you belong on National Geographic's payroll.
My favorite is #3; he(she?) looks like a comedian. Shoot, I love ducks. All ducks.
What wonderful water photos...love the ripples
Hugs Cecilia
Outstanding photos! You have a great collection fin your archives.
Love the archive dive at the END...
Great shots.
Sue
I love those ducks. 😊❤️👍
It sure can be fun to go back into the archives and take a second look. Great pictures.
Those are very handsome crows and we love the moorhen thing. What a pretty red beak. Xxx Mr T and F
We have babies in all our bird houses here at Irving. I can never get good pics so I quit trying. It's still exciting to hear the babies crying for food and watch the parents feeding them!
How exciting it must have been to see the Osprey babies!!
Awesome birdy dumpster dive!
I have a photo like your last one from my dad's pond. It's two butts right next to each other. Hope those babies remain safe
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