A male Osprey jealously guards its catch while devouring it on a pole. The look he gave me probably fits in the ‘if looks could kill’ category. 😉
Actually, the pair of Osprey at this location are extremely tolerant of people as their nest is in a public park with plenty of onlookers; I was just lucky enough to capture this amusing expression. The pair has four eggs they are keeping warm, the first of which should hatch this coming week.
Scroll down for a look at all the images I captured on this day of these gorgeous birds.
A male Osprey enjoys its breakfast
A male Osprey enjoys its breakfast
A male Osprey enjoys its breakfast
A male Osprey enjoys its breakfast
Male Osprey ready to fly
A male Osprey enjoys its breakfast
A male Osprey enjoys its breakfast
Female Osprey in flight
Female Osprey in flight
Posing Osprey
Posing Osprey
Posing Osprey
Posing Osprey
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey performs a flyby
Male Osprey landing sequence - 1 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 2 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 3 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 4 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 5 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 6 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 7 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 8 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 9 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 10 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 11 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 12 of 13
Male Osprey landing sequence - 13 of 13
Osprey couple resting by their nest
Osprey couple resting by their nest
Osprey couple resting by their nest
Osprey mating
Osprey mating
Osprey mating
Osprey mating
Osprey mating
Osprey mating
An Osprey circles its nest as the Turkey Vultures pass overhead
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