Nice captures, Jack. You know how I love wildlife pics! It's rather unusual to see an osprey on a low hanging branch. Those talons are rather impressive, aren't they?!
I'm green with envy. Ospreys here are so rare that they are protected and you are not allowed near their nesting sites. So we rarely get close up views.
Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful bird, Jack !
ReplyDeleteA beautiful bird it is indeed, Jack!! and great captures!! Hope your week is going well!! Enjoy your day!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I hope you thanked him for being so accommodating.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! You were in the right place at the right time!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, Jack!
ReplyDeleteThe wing spread in the bottom photo is pretty dramatic!
ReplyDeleteAn impressive bird. My favourite shot is the second one, Jack.
ReplyDeleteYou caught the bird in action. Great shots. It does not seem to be worried about you and your camera. Perhaps it is use to having its picture taken.
ReplyDeleteNice captures, Jack. You know how I love wildlife pics! It's rather unusual to see an osprey on a low hanging branch. Those talons are rather impressive, aren't they?!
ReplyDeleteGreat catch! I have never seen a real osprey...
ReplyDeleteFab capture Jack, it's always an incredible experience to see these magnificent predators at work.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I don't think I have ever seen an osprey down so low. They love to be way high up.
ReplyDeleteWow again! All I can photograph are pidjins...
ReplyDeleteGood shots! The ospreys I see always seem to be way, way up or far, far away. Look at that clear eye, dangerous beak, and talons that mean business...
ReplyDeleteI'm green with envy. Ospreys here are so rare that they are protected and you are not allowed near their nesting sites. So we rarely get close up views.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the osprey!
ReplyDeleteFantastic sequence!
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