Oregon Field Guide
Osprey Rebound
Clip: Season 26 Episode 2605 | 8m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
The only hawk that dives into water for food was threatened by humans and now thrives.
Some welders, a photographer, and a retired biologist have all had front row seats to watch birds that have found a way not only to live with, but thrive off of humans. Osprey, the original sea hawk, are doing fine these days. It wasn't always this way. Now osprey very much like what we build.
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Osprey Rebound
Clip: Season 26 Episode 2605 | 8m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
Some welders, a photographer, and a retired biologist have all had front row seats to watch birds that have found a way not only to live with, but thrive off of humans. Osprey, the original sea hawk, are doing fine these days. It wasn't always this way. Now osprey very much like what we build.
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