The Chesapeake Bay is witnessing a striking return of ospreys, one of North America’s most iconic birds of prey. After being nearly wiped out in the mid-20th century due to pesticide use and habitat ...

Osprey typically begin breeding around age 3, mate for life and can reach the age of 30, although seven to 10 years is a more likely average. The winter range for East Coast osprey spans from ...

While they generally target prey less than 12 inches long, occasionally an osprey catches something a bit larger than it can handle. Take a situation last month in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. There, ...

Perched just below the South Capitol Street Bridge on the Anacostia River, a mother and father osprey tend their newborn ...

Ospreys at Kielder (Image: FORESTRY ENGLAND) The initiative is part of a new fundraising campaign launched by Forestry England and British Airways to support the conservation of these once-extinct ...

Osprey chicks have hatched in the East of England for the first time in more than 250 years, according to a wildlife trust. The fish-eating birds of prey arrived at Ranworth Broad nature reserve ...

On June 9, one of the osprey parents could be seen tending to the egg and ... to the platform on the taller structure,” Myers said. “Ospreys and other birds of prey prefer tall structures, including ...

Saturday’s downhill will be the first women’s World Cup downhill race on the Birds of Prey course. Thus, unlike most other World Cup stops, no skier will step into the starting gate with a distinct ...

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Rare footage has been released of a trio of osprey birds showcasing rare breeding from the Scottish Borders. The footage has been captured by Forestry and Land Scotland and showcased the behaviour ...

East Devon District Council said this brought visitors to the area to watch the birds of prey diving into the estuary.

EAST PROVIDENCE – The ospreys whose nest balanced atop a Seekonk River crane, providing a home for baby birds and a diversion for Washington Bridge-trapped motorists, are gone. The birds left ...